A. Complexity B. Species Diversity. C. Canopy D. Upland F. Relative Abundance. G

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A. Complexity B. Species Diversity. C. Canopy D. Upland F. Relative Abundance. G. Edge effects. H. Conifers. I. Species Richness. J. Herbaceous. K. Deciduous L. Ecotones. M. Understory. N. Population O. Community. E. Ecological structure. 7. Term given to trees that form cones. 8. Term used in association with ecological communities. It has to do with the species diversity within each trophic level and the number of trophic levels in a given location. 9. Term associated with all members of the same species living in the same location. 10. This term refers to patterns of spatial distribution of populations within a community as well as the relationship among adjacent communities and existing abiotic factors. 11. This term refers to the upper layer of a forest, formed by the foliage of the tallest trees. 12. This term is used to describe the frequency of individuals within each species in comparison to the frequency of all individuals of all species in the same sample. 13. This term refers to the topography of a habitat that is more elevated than an adjacent, less elevated counterpart. For example soils in this topography have better drainage than those in less elevated, adjacent locations. 14. This term refers to the variety of species living in a given location. 15. T his term refers to the ecological boundaries between adjacent communities. 16. This term refers to non-woody plants 17. Species richness and species relative abundance both influence this. 18. Term associated with all members of all species living in the same location and their interactions.

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Various term used as -

7. Conifers.

8. Ecological structure.

9. Population.

10. Edge effect.

11. Canopy.

12. Relative Abundance.

13. Upland.

14. Species richness.

15. Ecotones.

16. Herbaceous.

17. Species diversity.

18. Community.

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