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|definition=A species which is found in relatively moderate to high densities (accounts for non-discrete nature of abundance terms/parameters described here). | |definition=A species which is found in relatively moderate to high densities (accounts for non-discrete nature of abundance terms/parameters described here). | ||
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|internal page=Traits:Abundance | |internal page=Traits:Abundance | ||
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Common to dominant
Common to dominant: A species which is found in relatively moderate to high densities (accounts for non-discrete nature of abundance terms/parameters described here).
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A species which is found in relatively moderate to high densities (accounts for non-discrete nature of abundance terms/parameters described here). +
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