Small intervening patches that dispersing organisms can use to move between large favorable habitats are called

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Small intervening patches that dispersing organisms can use to move between large favorable habitats are known as stepping stones. Habitat corridors refer to larger, continuous pathways between habitats, glades are open areas within a forest, and matrix pathways refer to the routes taken by organisms that move through a landscape matrix of different habitat types.

Small Intervening Patches That Dispersing Organisms Can Use to Move