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17 April, 08:02

Species accumulation curves are used to estimate regional, or gamma, diversity.

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  1. 17 April, 08:30
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    I believe the correct answer is true. A species accumulation curve can be used as a tool to approximate local, or alpha, diversity. The shape of this curve depends largely on the order of the samples processed. Hope this answers the question.
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