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Three tropical forests I, II and III are...

Three tropical forests I, II and III are respectively, circular, triangular and rectangular in shape. Assume that all of them have the same area, and all three surrounded by grasslands on all sides. Which forests(s) would be expected to have the smallest ecotone?

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