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Ecosystems are clearly separated from one another. Where one ecosystem stops, another begins A: True B: False
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Ecosystems are clearly separated from one another. Where one ecosystem stops, another begins

A: True
B: False

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B. False

Explanation: if this was the case all of the world would be sectioned off into separate ecosystems but instead you see overlap between them

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Answer:b.False

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