Edge effects are defined in ecology as the influence that two ecological communities have on one another where they meet at their ecotone or boundary where they meet or are separated from one another. This transitional zone contains elements common to both communities and those unique to the… View Full Term
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Edge effects are defined in ecology as the influence that two ecological communities have on one another where they meet at their ecotone or boundary where they meet or are separated from one another. This transitional zone contains elements common to both communities and those unique to the… View the rest of the term
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