2.1: Diversity maps

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2.1.01.PNG — Figure 2.1.1 : Treemap of Life.

2.1.02.PNG — Figure 2.1.2 : Treemap of arthropods.

2.1.03.PNG — Figure 2.1.3 : Treemap of plants.

2.1.04.PNG — Figure 2.1.4 : Treemap of angiosperms.

2.1.05.PNG — Figure 2.1.5 : Treemap of fishes.

2.1.06.PNG — Figure 2.1.6 : Treemap of birds.

2.1.07.PNG — Figure 2.1.7 : Treemap of mammals.

Treemaps placed above are alternatives to dendrograms (“phylogeny trees”) and classification lists (“classifs”). Please remember that this is only one of ways to represent hierarchical, tree-like data. All three approaches are generally equivalent.