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Ecotopes are the
smallest ecologically distinct landscape features in a
landscape mapping and
classification system. As such, they
represent relatively...
- as a
function of food
density (the
amount of food
available in a
given ecotope). It is ****ociated with the
numerical response,
which is the reproduction...
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inhabiting species-rich communities. The
habitat plus the
niche is
called the
ecotope,
which is
defined as the full
range of
environmental and
biological variables...
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California desert (using a
larger geographic designation including the
ecotope area of the
lower and
adjacent Sonoran Desert). The name of the region...
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alpine heaths, herbfields, feldmarks, bogs and fens. The
windswept feldmark ecotope is
endemic to the
alpine region, and
covers a mere 300,000
square metres...
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Climate classification –
Systems that
categorize the world's
climates Ecotope –
Smallest ecologically distinct landscape features in a
landscape mapping...
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Tansley later defined the
spatial extent of
ecosystems using the term "
ecotope". G.
Evelyn Hutchinson, a
limnologist who was a
contemporary of Tansley's...
- landscape. The
intensity of
grazing pressure has had a
direct response in the
ecotope,
reflected today in the
decline of goat-pasturing.
First cited in French...
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alpine heaths, herbfields, feldmarks, bogs and fens. The
windswept feldmark ecotope is
endemic to the
alpine region, and
covers a mere 300,000 m2 (3,200,000 sq ft)...
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Earth sciences portal Adaptation Biological classification Cline (biology)
Ecotope Epigenetics Evolution Polymorphism (biology) Ring
species Speciation Species...
