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So here we have been asked about geographic range of species for which factors are related to it.
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Now the factors which are limited to geographic range of species are first can be precipitation as it can also be a key determinant in limiting the geographic ranges which edges of species and this is often saline organisms with high water demands whose survival and reproduction is demoted by dry condition and moisture in the soil can also put limits on the distribution of organism.
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Next factor can be being abiotic also biotic factors.
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Abiotic includes influence geographic range which are related to climate and prominent examples include air, temperature, slow depth.
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Now coming to biotic factors.
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The biotic factors are interaction between species such as competition or predation.
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Now recently it is found that anthropogenic disturbance which may impact the range of species through habitat loss, alteration or degradation, pollution, disease, introduction of non -native species over harvesting and global climate change.
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These are some anthropogenic disturbances.
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Now coming to the next part of the question which is asking how different factors interact to affect species distribution.
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So here also species distribution is basically a manner in which biological taxon is fatally arranged, which means the geographic limits of a particular taxon's distribution is its range which is often represented as shaded areas on map...