QUESTION 1Which community has higher diversity?Relative abundance (log scale)(a)001OAOBRanked abundanceO they have the same diversity◇ Not enough informationCommunity BCommunity AQUESTION 2A community with 10 species with 10 individuals each would have a Shannon Index ofYour answer should be rounded to 2 decimal places.QUESTION 3Hot spotscontain many endemic speciesare often found near the equator, on islands, or in Mediterranean ecosystems□ are restricted to the tropicsall of the above

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