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How do shoreline ecotones provide cover?

  1. By creating underground burrows

  2. Vegetation adjacent to water is usually very dense and provides good cover

  3. By offering high altitudes

  4. By being difficult to access

The correct answer is: Vegetation adjacent to water is usually very dense and provides good cover

Shoreline ecotones provide cover because vegetation adjacent to water is usually very dense. Other options are incorrect because A: Underground burrows are not typically found in ecotones, as they are located on shorelines. C: High altitudes would require flying or climbing skills which are not often found in shoreline animals. D: While this may be true for some ecotones, the main source of cover in a shoreline ecotone is the vegetation.