Urban ecology, a sociological perspective on how neighborhoods form and change, famously borrows ideas from what other academic discipline?

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Urban ecology borrows ideas from ecosystem ecology, such as the study of food webs and energy flows in natural ecosystems, to understand how communities of people and the built environment interact in urban areas.

Answer: C) geography 
 Urban ecology uses spatial analysis and mapping techniques to study how neighborhoods form and change over time. Geography provides the theoretical and methodological framework for understanding the distribution of resources and environmental factors that shape urban ecosystems.

Urban Ecology, a Sociological Perspective on How Neighborhoods Form and Change