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. |
The result is a transition area or ecotone which epitomizes the next stage in development. |
Golden-winged Warbler territories usually included a shrubby field with patches of herbs and shrubs, a field-forest ecotone and adjacent forest. |
The hare is an ecotone animal occupying densely regenerated sectors that offer cover for protection, food and travel. |
Optimal habitat consists of open medium to tall grasslands fringed with an ecotone of woody vegetation. |