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What is Diversity Curve Manipulations?

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Range-through metrics:

- Species exist during their range even if not

directly sampled

2. Exclude singletons (species found once):

- Attempts to remove variation in sampling

but also removes biological signal

- Exacerbates rank-based problems

3. Use just boundary-crossers

4. Exclude the Recent species:

- Account for the Pull of Recent

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