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Definitions from the WebEcotypeDefinitionAn ecotype refers to a distinct geographical or regional variant of a species that has adapted to specific environmental conditions, typically characterized by unique physical or behavioral traits. ExamplesNoun - Biological SenseThe Arctic fox population in the northern regions has developed an ecotype with a thicker fur to survive the harsh cold winters. Noun - Environmental SenseThe coastal ecotype of the balsam poplar tree has evolved to withstand salty air and high wind speeds. Noun - Sociological SenseIn the community of beekeepers, there is a strong sense of preserving the genetics of local ecotypes to support the native honeybee population. Noun - Cultural SenseThe town's ecotype could be seen in its unique local cuisine that incorporated traditional recipes and ingredients. Related Products | ||||
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