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{{Definition|title= Biotope
|definition= The physical ''habitat'' with its biological ''community''; a term which refers to the combination of physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
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-The physical habitat with its biological community; a term which refers to the combination of the physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species <ref name="Connor">Connor, D.W., Brazier, D.P., Hill, T.O.& Northen, K.O., 1997(a). Marine Nature Conservation Review: marine biotope classification for Britain and Ireland. Volume 1. Littoral biotopes. Version 97.06. ''Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Peterborough'', JNCC Report, no. 229. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
+The physical habitat with its biological community; a term which refers to the combination of the physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species <ref name="Connor">Connor, D.W., Brazier, D.P., Hill, T.O.& Northen, K.O., 1997(a). Marine Nature Conservation Review: marine biotope classification for Britain and Ireland. Volume 1. Littoral biotopes. Version 97.06. ''Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Peterborough'', JNCC Report, no. 229.</ref>. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
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 ==Notes==
-The physical habitat with its biological community; a term which refers to the combination of the physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species <ref name="Connor et al., 1997">Connor, D.W., Brazier, D.P., Hill, T.O.& Northen, K.O., 1997(a). Marine Nature Conservation Review: marine biotope classification for Britain and Ireland. Volume 1. Littoral biotopes. Version 97.06. ''Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Peterborough'', JNCC Report, no. 229. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
+The physical habitat with its biological community; a term which refers to the combination of the physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species <ref name="Connor">Connor, D.W., Brazier, D.P., Hill, T.O.& Northen, K.O., 1997(a). Marine Nature Conservation Review: marine biotope classification for Britain and Ireland. Volume 1. Littoral biotopes. Version 97.06. ''Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Peterborough'', JNCC Report, no. 229. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
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 ==Notes==
-The physical habitat with its biological community; a term which refers to the combination of the physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
+The physical habitat with its biological community; a term which refers to the combination of the physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species <ref name="Connor et al., 1997">Connor, D.W., Brazier, D.P., Hill, T.O.& Northen, K.O., 1997(a). Marine Nature Conservation Review: marine biotope classification for Britain and Ireland. Volume 1. Littoral biotopes. Version 97.06. ''Joint Nature Conservation Committee, Peterborough'', JNCC Report, no. 229. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
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 (2) A region that has a characteristic set of environmental conditions and consequently a particular type of fauna and flora.<ref name="Martin">Martin E. and Hine R.S. (2000). ''Oxford Dictionary of Biology'' (4th Ed). Oxford University Press: New York, (USA). 641pp.</ref>.}}
-==Definition of a Biotope - Further information==
+==Notes==
 The physical habitat with its biological community; a term which refers to the combination of the physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
 ==References==
 <references/>

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 {{Definition|title= Biotope
-|definition= The physical ''habitat'' with its biological ''community''; a term which refers to the combination of physical environment (habitat) and its distinctive assemblage of conspicuous species. So, a biotope combines the concepts of habitat and community for defining geographical units.
+|definition= (1) The smallest geographical unit of the biosphere or of a habitat that can be delimited by convenient boundaries and is characterized by its biota.<ref name="Lincoln">Lincoln R., Boxshall G. and Clark P. (1998). ''A Dictionary of Ecology, Evolution and Systematics'' (2nd Ed). Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, (England). 361pp.</ref>.
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