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Gamma Diversity is calculated by summation of alpha and beta diversity. It is the total species diversity in a landscape.
Gamma diversity is a measure of the total number of species (particularly the diversity) within a region.
Thus in this case , the gamma diversity for 3 regions of interest is 13 .
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