Edge Effects is an ecological phenomenon in landscape ecology whereby the environmental conditions, species composition, and ecological processes at and near the boundary between adjacent habitat or land-cover types are measurably altered relative to those in the respective habitat interiors due to the juxtaposition and interaction of contrasting environments.
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