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group of
projects relating to
bioregions or
themes of
applied human biogeography is envisaged. — Allen Van Newkirk,
Bioregions:
Towards Bioregional Strategies...
- Columbia.
Bioregions are
geographically based areas defined by land or soil composition, watershed, climate, flora, and fauna. The
Cascadia Bioregion claims...
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organized around naturally defined areas called bioregions (similar to ecoregions).
Bioregions are
defined through physical and
environmental features...
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Neotropical realm. The
World Wildlife Fund (WWF)
divides the
Nearctic into four
bioregions,
defined as "geographic
clusters of
ecoregions that may span
several habitat...
- The
Indian subcontinent is a
physiographic region of Asia
below the
Himalayas which projects into the
Indian ocean between the Bay of
Bengal to the east...
- Honduras, and Nicaragua, and all but
easternmost Panama. WWF
defines bioregions as "geographic
clusters of
ecoregions that may span
several habitat types...
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neighboring island groups, is part of the
Australasian realm. The IBRA
bioregions informed the
delineation of the WWF
ecoregions for Australia, and the...
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bioregions defined over the
continental shelf and four offs****
bioregions covering the
continental slope and
abyssal regions.
These bioregions were...
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share a fauna,
flora and
mycobiota distinct from
surrounding bioregions. The
Caribbean bioregion, as
described by the
World Wildlife Fund,
includes the Greater...
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Tanami (Warlpiri: Jarnami) is an
interim Australian bioregion,
comprising 25,997,277
hectares (64,240,670 acres) in the
Northern Territory and Western...
