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Eco-News Eco-Gear Eco-Features Eco-Forum Climb Snowboard Ski Paddling Hiking Cycling Endangered Species Orangutan A solitary animal, the Orangutan is the largest tree-living mammal. Found on the islands of Borneo and Sumatra in the Indo-Malayan Realm., this great ape rarely descends to the ground and males can grow to sizes of over 300 lbs. The threats ...
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Protected area review > The evolution of protected area appoaches
John Mackinnon's report on the Indo-Malayan realm showed a 50% increase in protected areas between 1985 and 1995 but declining standards of management. A review of marine protected areas also showed that less than 50% are effectively managed. Another survey by Conservation ...
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Wildlife Conservation Society,Conservation Society to Save Wildlife,Society for Saving Wildlife
India is a mega-diversity country that is particularly rich in vertebrate fauna. This is a result of its unique biogeography, and, evolutionary and social histories it has faunal elements from the Indo-Malayan, Afro-tropical and palearctic regions. For example out of the 226 extant carnivore species in the world, 52 species - ...
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Lubee Bat Conservancy :: People, Plants, & Bats :: Regional Conservation Issues :: Oceania & South Pacific Islands
Successive waves of Polynesian, Melanesian and the Micronesian settlers from the Indo-Malayan region brought crop plants and animals like poultry, pigs and the polynesian rat Rattus exulans. Spaniards from the Americas on their early voyages to Guam and the Philippines ...
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Global 200 Ecoregions: Terrestrial
Afrotropic Ethiopian Highlands Southern Rift Montane Woodlands East African Moorlands Drakenberg Montane Shrublands and Woodlands Australasia Central Range Subalpine Grasslands Indo-Malayan Kinabalu Montane Shrublands Neotropic Northern Andean Paramo Central Andean Dry Puna Palearctic Tibetan Plateau Steppe Middle Asian Montane Steppe and Woodlands Eastern Himalayn Alpine ...
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PAPUA NEW GUINEA ORCHID NEWS
New Guinea (Balgooy, 1976; Gressitt, 1982). Phytogeographers place New Guinea in the Indo-Malayan floral region. This is based on enumeration and comparison of taxa at family and ... demarcation lines outlined by him are: Ridley's line, which separates the Indochinese from the Indo-Malayan region; and the Merrill and Dickerson line which includes portion of the Wallace line to ...
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WWF - South China tiger
Description Colour The upper part of the animal ranges from reddish orange to ochre, and the under parts are whitish. The body has a series of black striations of black to dark grey colour. Habitat Biogeographic realm Indo-Malayan Range States China Geographical Location China Ecological Region Southeast China-Hainan Moist Forests Page last updated: March 5, 2008. ...
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WWF - Malayan tiger
Sumatran tiger. The average weight for adult males is 120kg and for females is 100kg. Habitat Major habitat type Tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests Biogeographic realm Indo-Malayan Range States Malaysia, Thailand Geographical Location South-east Asia Ecological Region Peninsular Malaysian Lowland and Montane Forests Page last updated: February 29, 2008. All photos/graphics ...
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The Mountain Institute - Biological Diversity of Nepal
Himalaya (2,500 km), a thin slice of Indo-gangetic plain on the southern foothills and some portion of the Tibetan plateau the north of the ... the central sector of the Himalaya; it is a "bio-geographical crossroad" where the palearctic and the Indo-Malayan merge and the four major floristic provinces of Asia (the Sino-Japanese, Indian, western and central ...
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Terrestrial Ecoregions: Indo-Malayan
Terrestrial Ecoregions: Indo-Malayan Australasia | Antarctic | Afrotropic | INDO-MALAYAN Nearctic | Neotropic | Oceania | Palearctic Tropical & Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests IM0101 IM0102 IM0103 IM0104 IM0105 IM0106 IM0107 IM0108 IM0109 IM0110 IM0111 IM0112 IM0113 IM0114 IM0115 IM0116 IM0117 IM0118 IM0119 IM0120 IM0121 IM0122 IM0123 IM0124 IM0125 IM0126 IM0127 IM0128 IM0129 IM0130 IM0131 ...
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