Phlebotomine sand flies (Diptera: Psychodidae) in the Greek Aegean Islands: ecological approaches

Parasites & Vectors

Table 5 Biodiversity analysis for the eleven Greek Aegean islands and different altitude ranges

Island	Richness (R) ^a	Diversity (Shannon Entropy)		Evenness (H/lnS)	Simpson dominance
Island	Richness (R) ^a	H (nat)	H (bit)	Evenness (H/lnS)	SD	SD (unbiased-finite samples)
Anafi	4	0.278	0.402	0.173	0.891	0.890
Andros	5	1.079	1.557	0.671	0.443	0.436
Folegandros	3	0.683	0.986	0.622	0.630	0.583
Ikaria	6	1.095	1.508	0.612	0.407	0.404
Karpathos	4	0.445	0.642	0.321	0.759	0.758
Leros	6	1.252	1.806	0.699	0.371	0.368
Milos	8	1.666	2.404	0.802	0.223	0.213
Nisyros	7	1.557	2.246	0.869	0.245	0.244
Patmos	7	1.208	1.743	0.621	0.454	0.449
Santorini	4	1.116	1.610	0.805	0.398	0.352
Sifnos	4	1.139	1.643	0.708	0.371	0.367
Total evaluation	9	1.533	2.212	0.698	0.276	0.276
Altitude (masl)
0–100	9	1.311	1.891	0.597	0.364	0.363
101–200	8	1.628	2.349	0.783	0.239	0.239
201–300	8	1.439	2.076	0.692	0.290	0.288
301–400	6	1.356	1.957	0.757	0.304	0.302
401–500	5	1.109	1.389	0.814	0.315	0.294
501–600	4	0.725	1.045	0.523	0.570	0.567
601–700	0	0	0	0	0	0

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