Ecologists Sometimes Have Difficulty Defining and Separating Communities in Nature

question 148

Multiple Choice

Ecologists sometimes have difficulty defining and separating communities in nature because most communities have

• A) similar sizes and shapes.
• B) the same types of interactions.
• C) very large geographic areas.
• D) uncertain boundaries.
• E) approximately the same number of species.

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