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Myah Mayer
22 May, 07:25
Do ecosystems have borders? Explain your answer.
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Kade Dickson
22 May, 08:00
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Answer: Yes they do
Explanation: Ecosystem boundaries are zones of transitions between two adjacent habitats. They occur naturally in all biomes but the extent of boundaries has been greatly increased by anthropogenic habitat modification.
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Kaylynn Richard
22 May, 08:59
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No because there's always living and nonliving thing together.
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