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1_taxonomic_profiling_and_vizualization/5.practical_exploratory_data_analysis/exploratory_data_analysis.Rmd

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ hist(richness, 20)
 
 Alternatively, we can measure species richness (described above) and evenness together. Evenness describes how differently (or evenly) bacteria are distributed in samples: If all bacterial abundances are the same, evenness is maximal. 
 
-A typically employed measure here is the shannon-index, defined as the negative sum of relative abundances times their natural logarithm, combining richness and evenness into a compound metric.
+A typically employed measure here is the Shannon-index, defined as the negative sum of relative abundances times their natural logarithm, combining richness and evenness into a compound metric.
 
 ```{r shannon}
 shannon_index <- apply(rel.tax.profiles + 1e-5, 2, function(x){