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Geographic limit within which a population exist called

Answer» Geographic Range Limit  is the geographic limit within which a population exists. There are many REASONS why they are not able to extend beyond this such as, ABIOTIC, biotic, anthropogenic, genetic, ETC. The species that exist in the centre of this range are known as 'core species' and the ONES living in the boundary are known as 'peripheral or edge species'. This limit is also known as territory.


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