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14 November, 05:11

For species with good dispersal capabilities (birds and flying insects, for example), one of the following may suffice to provide connectivity between patches of suitable habitat, without the need for a continuously connected corridor.

A) stepping stonesB) matrix habitatC) edge habitatD) habitat "peninsulas"E) all of the above

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