Patch Interior Heterogeneity is a structural property in landscape ecology that denotes the degree of compositional variation and spatial complexity within the boundaries of a single ecological patch, distinguishing it from measures of patch connectivity or boundary configuration by focusing exclusively on internal heterogeneity.
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Earth Island Institute
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