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DESCRIPTION:One of the challenges to understanding the correlates and cause
 s of diversity is scale dependence: the curvilinear relationship between t
 he number of species observed and the scale of the observations.  Scale ha
 s two components:  grain (the unit resolution of the observations) and ext
 ent (the distance over which observations are made).  We will examine patt
 erns of inventory (alpha) diversity and differentiation (beta) diversity f
 rom the grain and extent perspective\, with special emphasis the debate be
 tween contemporary environment vs. historic and \nregional effects on dive
 rsity patterns in north temperate forested landscapes in eastern North Ame
 rica and eastern Asia.
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SUMMARY:Prof. Dr. Peter White\, University of North Carolina\, Chapell Hill
 : Beta diversity\, distance decay\, and the scale dependence of species ri
 chness patterns
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