Gradients of human modification
Forman
and Godron (1986) list five gradients of human modification of the
landscape:
- Natural landscapes - where
there is no significant human impact
- Managed
landscapes - where native species are managed
- Cultivated landscapes - which
are predominantly cultivated
- Suburban
landscapes - which are a mixture of residential, commercial, cropland,
managed vegetation and natural areas
- Urban landscapes - which are densely built
up.
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Classifying modifications
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Which classifications listed above best define
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