...in which rural areas or hinterlands are...
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...higher in rural areas E) the reason...
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...species dominates large areas of tidal mudflats...
...common in large areas of North America...
...Park and surrounding areas. Grizzly bears (Ursus...
...inhabit such large areas. Females may reproduce...
...of both adjacent areas. For example, the...
...ater) flourishes in areas with forests, where...
...of these riparian areas. In areas of...
...riparian areas. In areas of heavy human...
...setting up protected areas. Conservation biologists apply...
...in establishing protected areas to slow the...
...spots, relatively small areas with exceptional concentrations...
...bear. More extensive areas have proportionately smaller...
...be enlarged, and areas of public and...
...one or more areas undisturbed by humans...
...area. The surrounding areas continue to be...
...into the undisturbed areas. Costa Rica has...
...reserves, called “conservation areas,” that contain national...
...success in nearby areas. This strategy is...
...of many tropical areas quickly become unproductive...

...in the intertidal areas. After Paine removed...
...on kelp. In areas where sea otters...
...precipitously in large areas off the coast...
...of 1988, extensive areas of Yellowstone burned...
...1989, the burned areas in the park...
...and other northern areas for thousands of...
...composition in disturbed areas over ecological time....
...in from nearby areas. Secondary succession occurs...
...In poorly drained areas, the forest floor...
...poorly drained flat areas and spruce-hemlock forest...
...temperate and polar areas. A recent study...
...higher in hot areas with abundant rainfall...
...rainfall than in areas with low temperatures...
...of species. Larger areas offer a greater...
...microhabitats than smaller areas. In conservation biology,...

...Ecology integrates all areas of biological research...
...divided into different areas of study. Organismal...
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...a species to areas where it was...
...could live in areas where it currently...
...moister than inland areas at the same...
...beneath them. Cleared areas experience greater temperature...
...water. Wetlands are areas covered with sufficient...
...salmon. Estuaries are areas of transition between...
...salinity of these areas can vary greatly....
...are crucial feeding areas for many species...
...the lower intertidal areas. Many organisms live...
...For example, two areas may receive the...
...Tundra covers large areas of the Arctic,...

...stem reach many areas of the cerebral...
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...number of functional areas, including primary sensory...
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...to primary sensory areas within the brain...
...the primary sensory areas is passed to...
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...system with sensory areas of the cerebrum....
...activities in many areas of the cerebral...
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...process that identifies areas for improvement based...
...improvement in all areas of health care...
...resources to identify areas of overuse, misuse,...
...specific area Targeting areas for improvement Sentinel...

...most productive aquatic areas, such as coral...
...species dominates large areas of tidal mudflats...
...common in large areas of North America...
...Park and surrounding areas. Grizzly bear (Ursus...
...inhabit such large areas. As a result,...
...of both adjacent areas. For example, the...
...Cowbirds flourish in areas where forests are...
...of these riparian areas. In areas of...
...riparian areas. In areas of heavy human...
...setting up protected areas. Conservation biologists apply...
...reserves or protected areas to slow the...
...biodiversity hot spots, areas with exceptional concentrations...
...one or more areas undisturbed by humans...
...area. The surrounding areas continue to be...
...into the undisturbed areas. The small Central...
...reserves, called conservation areas, which contain national...
...success in nearby areas. Concept 55.4 Restoration...
...to return degraded areas to natural conditions....
...colonization of the areas by a nonnative...

...Biogeography ModelModel assumes areas of habitat are...
...randomly eliminatedSpecies rich areas often targeted for...
...species in fragmented areas may lead to...
...only in certain areas but,Rare species may...
...peaksGeologically old continental areas with Mediterranean climatesSouth...
...to specific geographical areas and groups 45Conservation...

...solar radiationIn some areas, greatest species abundance...
...27Patterns of DiversityLarger areas can provide greater...
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...than temperate communitiesTEMPERATE AREAS HAVE HAD TO...
...in very remote/inaccessible areas:Tropical tree canopies 39Recently...