SPECIES-DIVERSITY AND PATTERN-DIVERSITY IN STUDY OF ECOLOGICAL SUCCESSION

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[2] BRAUN EL, 1950, DECIDUOUS FORESTS EA

[3] BRILLOUIN L, 1962, SCIENCE INFORMATION

[4] GOLDMAN S, 1953, INFORMATION THEORY B

[5] HARLOW WM, 1958, TEXTBOOK DENDROLOGY

[6] KHINCHIN AI, 1957, MATHEMATICAL F INFOR

[7] A TABLE FOR CALCULATING THE EQUITABILITY COMPONENT OF SPECIES-DIVERSITY [J]. JOURNAL OF ANIMAL ECOLOGY, 1964, 33 (02) : 217 - 225

[8] Margalef DR., 1958, GEN SYST, V3, P36, DOI DOI 10.12691/AJSS-2-5-1

[9] SEGREGATION AND SYMMETRY IN 2-SPECIES POPULATIONS AS STUDIED BY NEAREST-NEIGHBOUR RELATIONSHIPS [J]. JOURNAL OF ECOLOGY, 1961, 49 (02) : 255 - 269

[10] QUASTLER H, 1953, INFORMATION THEOR ED