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Chapter 52, Problem 52.4CR
Interactions between organisms and the environment limit the distribution of species (pp. 1176-1185)
• Ecologists want to know not only where species occur but also why those species occur where I hey do.
VISUAL SKILLS → If you were an ecologist studying the chemical and physical limits to the distributions of species, how might you rearrange the flowchart preceding this question?
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