Ecotones are the<u> transitional zones between two ecosystem.</u>
Explanation:
Ecotones is a narrow zone between two different ecosystem.
It may be defined as the transition zone between these two ecosystem. Ecotones are species rich and it's resources are used by inhabitants of both the ecosystem.
Ecotones are marked by sharp changes in vegetation and species population.
The ecotones arise due the drastic changes in the environmental condition of a place that creates a sharp boundary between it and adjacent area.
However, these changes blend somewhere in between these area and results in formation of ecotones.
Example of ecotones can be the mangroves. These lie between marine ecosystem and terrestrial ecosystem.
Latitude and ocean currents are the ones i know.
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An example that shows how organisms are dependent on each other would using a food chain as an example.
• mouse eat grass and drink water ( which is nonliving)
• mouse gets eaten by fox
• then fox then eaten by coyote and the cycle continues
However is one of these organisms have low population it will be difficult for the others. For example if there is a low population of coyotes then the fox population over populate same goes for if fox are low in population then the mouses become over populated hence diseases could spread from the mouses. The organisms must keep each other in check
