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86. Which of the following statements is FALSE? A. Edges become more extensive with increased forest fragmentation. B. Edges are created by human-altered habitats only, there are no natural edges. C. Edges frequently have their own biological communities. D. The proliferation of edge species can have a positive or negative effect on biodiversity. E. The interface between a forest and an adjoining field would be considered an edge.

Name: 86 which of the following statements is false a edges become more extensive with increased forest fragmentation b edges are created by human altered habitats only there are no natural edges 99406
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Description: 86 which of the following statements is false a edges become more extensive with increased forest fragmentation b edges are created by human altered habitats only there are no natural edges 99406

          86. Which of the following statements is FALSE? 
A. Edges become more extensive with increased forest fragmentation.
B. Edges are created by human-altered habitats only, there are no natural edges. 
C. Edges frequently have their own biological communities. 
D. The proliferation of edge species can have a positive or negative effect on biodiversity.
E. The interface between a forest and an adjoining field would be considered an edge.

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86. Which of the following statements is FALSE? A. Edges become more extensive with increased forest fragmentation. B. Edges are created by human-altered habitats only, there are no natural edges. C. Edges frequently have their own biological communities. D. The proliferation of edge species can have a positive or negative effect on biodiversity. E. The interface between a forest and an adjoining field would be considered an edge.