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Both habitats are home to an indigenous species of bird, the island scrub jay.
It takes both habitats to make a salmon or a sturgeon or a smelt.
Both habitats are linked into drainage systems of three major sorts: exorheic, endorheic, and arheic.
There is a placard that teaches us that the area where two habitats meet is called an ecotone and animals from both habitats may be seen here.
Biomass of organisms within both habitats was determined by means of chlorophyll analyses.
Both habitats were characterized in terms of biomass and growth patterns of cyanobacteria.
Chl contents of both habitats proved to be normally distributed, as checked by the Kolgomorov-Smirnov and Shapiro-Wilk tests.
By means of long-term meso- and microclimate measurements, we analyzed and compared the conditions within both habitats.
Species overlap between both habitats was higher than expected from a random sample model.
Bruchid numbers then crashed to below 2% in both habitats, when pods dropped to the ground.
Species common to both habitats were primarily parasitoids of predatory Coleoptera.
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