= Spatial ecology
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Spatial ecology is a subfield of ecology that focuses on the spatial distribution of organisms, populations, and communities in relation to their environment. It examines how spatial patterns and processes influence ecological interactions, species distribution, community structure, and ecosystem function. Key concepts in spatial ecology include: 1. **Habitat Fragmentation**: Understanding how the division of habitats affects species diversity and distribution.
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