In the Pompidou's darkened rooms, another ecotone becomes visible: the overlap between objective and subjective realms. |
The vegetation covers 129 ha as a riparian ecotone made up primarily of low scrubland, followed by high scrubland up to 20 m wide. |
Rabbit populations seem to be greatest in ecotone habitats and less in scrublands or grasslands. |
An ecotone may also foster new species of predators, however, including some with remarkable camouflage. |
The hare is an ecotone animal occupying densely regenerated sectors that offer cover for protection, food and travel. |
Soil resource partitioning may have contributed to the stable coexistence of grasses and trees that form savannahs at this ecotone. |