T or FEdge habitat always provides differential access to one habitat type when resources are spatially separated. Birds nesting in edge habitats can be exposed to increased rates of nest predation. Edge habitats often become intermediate between the two adjacent habitats The three general mechanisms by which edge habitats can become different from core habitat include abiotic factors, access and species interactions.

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Edge habitat always provides differential access to one habitat type when resources are spatially separated.
	Birds nesting in edge habitats can be exposed to increased rates of nest predation.
	Edge habitats often become intermediate between the two adjacent habitats
	The three general mechanisms by which edge habitats can become different from core habitat include abiotic factors, access and species interactions.

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