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What are 'edge species' in ecology?
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- 1Species that are endemic to a particular island ecosystem
- 2Species that are rare and restricted to a specific small geography
- 3Species that are on the very verge of global extinction
- 4The species which occur abundantly in the transition zone (ecotone) between two biomes✓
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The species which occur abundantly in the transition zone (ecotone) between two biomes
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