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species-time relationship: a standalone construct

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species-timerelationship1 CONSTRUCTSpecies-timePRESTON · MACROECOLOGY

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Macroecology

the increase in the number of species observed at a site as the period of observation lengthens, a temporal analogue of the species-area curve.

In macroecology, species-time relationship refers to the increase in the number of species observed at a site as the period of observation lengthens, a temporal analogue of the species-area curve. This meaning comes from Preston (1960) in Ecology.[1]

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  1. Preston, F. W. (1960). Time and Space and the Variation of Species. Ecology, 41(4), 611-627. https://doi.org/10.2307/1931793

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