Researchers in England found that, for three out of four habitat types they were studying, the most efficient strategy was to create a system of stepping stones linking existing habitat clusters. "Stepping stones" are a type of corridor. T/F

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Alexa Pittman

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8 December, 15:10

Researchers in England found that, for three out of four habitat types they were studying, the most efficient strategy was to create a system of stepping stones linking existing habitat clusters. "Stepping stones" are a type of corridor. T/F

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Hugo Ward · Answer 1

True:

"Stepping stones" are a type of corridor.

Explanation:

True, three types of the corridor can connect habitat clusters. The first one is called linear corridor and alludes to the line because it is a line. The second type of corridor is the landscape corridor which is a link of big sets of the material linked one to the other without a geometrical figure but creating a firm path. And finally, stepping stones corridors are composed of separated step stones that always keep distance one from the other.