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3. Ecologists track the amount of coverage of shrubs, trees and ground cover. There can be a continuous layer or isrupted/ discontinuous layer (or even clumps). What is the advantage of each? Describe one example in which wildlife use this feature to survive. (these are important habitat elements) Continuous 100 % tree canopy, shrub coverage, ground cover Disrupted/ discontinuous or 0-50% tree canopy, shrub coverage, ground cover

3. Ecologists track the amount of coverage of shrubs, trees and ground cover. There can be a continuous layer or isrupted/ discontinuous layer (or even clumps). What is the advantage of each? Describe one example in which wildlife use this feature to survive. (these are important habitat elements) Continuous 100 % tree canopy, shrub coverage, ground cover Disrupted/ discontinuous or 0-50% tree canopy, shrub coverage, ground cover

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3. Ecologists track the amount of coverage of shrubs, trees and ground cover. There can be a continuous layer or isrupted/ discontinuous layer (or even clumps). What is the advantage of each? Describe one example in which wildlife use this feature to survive. (these are important habitat elements) Continuous 100 % tree canopy, shrub coverage, ground cover Disrupted/ discontinuous or 0-50% tree canopy, shrub coverage, ground cover
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