2. β-Diversity
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The average species diversity of an ecosystem is called alpha diversity, and the species diversity between habitats is called beta diversity. This is a method of checking how much species composition changes according to the various environmental slopes and whether there are differences in their diversity, and the association between species can be revealed by calculating the distance measure between each sample and group. The beta diversity algorithm mainly utilizes Bray-Curtis.
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