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Abstract
Species are not uniformly distributed over the land surface. Fauna and flora display regional differences. The largest regions of animals and plants are biogeographical regions, each bearing a distinctive fauna and flora. Some families and even some orders of animals are endemic to particular biogeographical regions. Other families are shared by two or more regions. A few families are cosmopolitan, being found in all biogeographical regions.
Title: Biogeographical Regions
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Abstract
Species are not uniformly distributed over the land surface.
Fauna and flora display regional differences.
The largest regions of animals and plants are biogeographical regions, each bearing a distinctive fauna and flora.
Some families and even some orders of animals are endemic to particular biogeographical regions.
Other families are shared by two or more regions.
A few families are cosmopolitan, being found in all biogeographical regions.
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