Asked by Stefanie Farrell on Jun 08, 2024
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An unprotected area of naturally occurring plant and animal assemblages that is surrounded by unsuitable territory due to development or habitat destruction is referred to by biologists as
A) an island.
B) ex situ conservation.
C) a reserve.
D) a park.
E) a refuge.
Unsuitable Territory
An area or environment that does not meet the specific living, breeding, or growth requirements of a species.
- Acquire knowledge about the consequences of human activities on the living conditions and numbers of wildlife species.
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Shanna PierreJun 14, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
An "island" in ecological terms refers to an area of natural habitat that is isolated from other similar habitats by contrasting environments, such as urban or agricultural areas. This isolation can lead to unique biodiversity dynamics similar to those found on geographical islands.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge about the consequences of human activities on the living conditions and numbers of wildlife species.