The abundance of a species population wi...

The abundance of a species population within its habitat is called

A

Niche density

B

Regional density

C

Relative density

D

Absolute density

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The correct Answer is:

A

Niche density was estimated as within species mean trait distances i.e. smaller distances = greater niche density.

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