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Ecology and Biogeography, Future Perspectives: Example Marine Parasites This article draws attention to some perspective that must be considered in future research in biogeography and ecology. Both disciplines are closely connected: biogeography, the study of biodiversity and its patterns in space and time, depends on ecology, the study of interactions between organisms and their environment, for elucidating reasons for the patterns.
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