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ecozone may
refer to:
Biogeographic realm, the
broadest biogeographic division of Earth's land
surface (referred to as
ecozone by BBC) Biome, a large...
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Canada has 20
major ecosystems—
ecozones,
comprising 15
terrestrial units and 5
marine units.
These ecozones are
further subdivided into 53 ecoprovinces...
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further north.
These two
ecozones comprise the
Mackenzie Mountains. Its
northern borders are with the
Southern Arctic ecozone in
northeastern Northwest...
- in such areas. The
Boreal Shield is the
largest ecozone in Canada, however,
compared to
other ecozones, it
exhibits among the
smallest shares of land that...
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