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Biogeography

The study of the patterns of distribution of organisms, including both extant and extinct species
Nearctic
Palearctic
Neotropical


_____________ - North America and Greenland.
_____________ - Europe and Asia, but excluding the Indian subcontinent and southeast Asia
_____________ - South America + Central America and southernmost Mexico.
Ethiopian
Oriental
Australasian


_______________ - Africa south of the Mediterranean coastal region
_______________ - India and southeast Asia
_______________ - Australia, New Guinea, New Zealand, and the Pacific islands southeast of Wallace's line
continental drift



The explanation for separation of realms and many species’ distributions arises from __________________.
biogeographic realms
a geographic region where a group of plant and animal species evolved
biogeographic realms; Boundaries
represent the sum global outcome of the entire history of evolution, migration, and extinction throughout the history of life on Earth
_______________ = places where there are dramatic changes in the composition of floras and faunas
Nearctic

The Realms
_____________
Wide range of biomes (tundra, grassland, forests, deserts) Has been separated from Neotropical by deserts and, until about 3 million years ago, by ocean
Palearctic

The Realms
_____________
This realm shows a wide range of biomes (tundra, grassland, forests, deserts) Has been separated from southern realms by deserts, mountains, and ocean
Neotropical, Ethiopian, Oriental

The Realms
____________, _____________, ____________
Tropical forests, deserts and savannas
Used to be united as Gondwanaland
Separated by oceans
Australasian

The Realms
___________________
Desert core, surrounded by tropical forest and savanna
The most isolated realm, with the most unique plants and animals
Eucalyptus trees
Pouched marsupial mammals
Biogeographic realm
Disjunct
Cosmopolitan
Endemic
Distribution patterns
___________________ – Oriental, Australian
__________ - found in different geographic regions
______________ - worldwide
____________ - found only in a certain region/locality