Fig. 12 in Mammals Of The Rio Juruá And The Evolutionary And Ecological Diversification Of Amazonia

Fig. 12. Rank abundance of the 34 most common tree families in (A) terra firme forest and their corresponding abundances in (B) várzea forest (n = 1200 trees in each). Families: 1, Leguminosae; 2, Moraceae; 3, Lecythidaceae; 4, Sapotaceae; 5, Myristicaceae; 6, Palmae; 7, Chrysobalanaceae; 8, Burseraceae; 9, Musaceae; 10, Violaceae; 11, Lauraceae; 12, Euphorbiaceae; 13, Sterculiaceae; 14, Elaeocarpaceae; 15, Humiriaceae; 16, Annonaceae; 17, Vochysiaceae; 18, Meliaceae; 19, Ochinaceae; 20 Rubiaceae; 21, Melastomataceae; 22, Guttiferae; 23, Apocynaceae; 24, Malpighiaceae; 25, Combretaceae; 26, Tiliaceae; 27, Nyctaginaceae; 28, Celastraceae; 29, Myrtaceae; 30, Anacardiaceae; 31, Sapindaceae; 32, Simaroubaceae; 33, Bombacaeae; and 34, Olacaceae.