According to a source yes.
This is because the determination of the size of the boxes in the same locations in the map have identical and intertwining figures that makes its visibility the same. Direction, legend, title and diagram have these influences of the shaping of the map.
Answer:
Clear cuts are areas from which every tree has been cut down and removed, in a shelterwood system the old stand is removed in a series of cuttings to promote the establishment of an essentially even-aged new stand under the shelter of the old one, and uncut forests are just your average wild woods, left alone and was never bothered with.
for a simpler answer: clear cuts are clear areas, shelter wood are slight cuts, removing some trees for an environment such as parks and backyards, and uncut forests are wild forests that has no trees cut down.
They reproduce over the years making it less frog to survive
