Species evenness is an ecological term that is being defined as the measure of species abundance or relative species abundance that determines the richness of an area, landscape, or a particular region. If the species are present in proportion to each other in a specific site, then such a site is known as evenness.
If there are 40 frogs and 44 wolves. When there is low evenness in a site, this shows that a few species are dominating the other species for example when there are 1000 dogs and 40 frogs. A high evenness in a site is important for biodiversity as well as for the stability of an ecosystem.
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