The study of the distribution patterns of living organisms and how these patterns change over time. Although biogeography focuse
s on the biotic (living) systems of Earth, it also entails an understanding of the ways that abiotic (nonliving) systems fit in with the biosphere. a. Biogeography b. Biological c. Scientist d. Biodiversity e. Biophysicist
Biogeography is usually defined as a branch of biology that deals with the study of the dispersion of flora and fauna throughout a geographical area. It also helps in understanding the factors that are responsible for this dispersion of species. These factors include temperature, precipitation, forest cover, and many others.
This study of biogeography also helps in the interaction between the living species and the environment and how they are dependent on each other. They are concerned more about the biosphere. These biogeographical boundaries are observed to be affected and changing over decades which could be due to several factors.
