Patch Size Variability is a quantitative metric in landscape ecology that characterizes the degree of deviation in the sizes of habitat patches within a fragmented landscape, distinguishing it from other spatial configuration metrics by specifically measuring the heterogeneity in patch area distribution.
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United States Geological Survey
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