öbiogeografi
Ökobiogeografi, also spelled as ökobiogeographie or öcybiogeografi, is the study of the geographic distribution of plant and animal species, particularly in relation to their natural habitats. The term is derived from the Greek words "okos," meaning "house" or "environment," and "biós," meaning "life," and "geographia," meaning "the study of the Earth."
Ökobiogeografi involves the examination of the relationships between species, their habitats, and the physical and biological
One of the key goals of ökobiogeografi is to identify patterns and mechanisms that govern the distribution