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The Atlantic forest is a biodiverse ecosystem along Brazil's coast that originally spanned over 1 million square kilometers. It contains a variety of forests, woodlands, and mangroves and is home to many endemic plant and animal species. The climate is moderated by the proximity to the sea, with high rainfall and humidity. Common tree species include chestnut, beech, and oak, and animals like brown bears, chamois, and wolves live in the forest. Human activities like uncontrolled fires, soil erosion, hunting and monoculture farming threaten the Atlantic forest and its species.
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Forests play a key role in the ecological system and are important for biodiversity. India has a vast array of biological diversity, with over 81,000 species of fauna and 47,000 species of flora. However, many species are now threatened, vulnerable, or extinct due to factors such as habitat loss, mining, poaching, and human activities that damage forests. The government manages forests through categories like reserved, protected, and unclassed forests in an attempt to conserve wildlife, but continued conservation efforts are needed.
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- 3. It occurs in Northern, Western and galicia cornice, two types of soil, the siliceo in the West and the calcareo to exist in Central and Eastern. The climate is mild because temperatures are moderated by the proximity of the sea, and there is a large rainfall and humidity.
- 4. The vegetation mainly consists of deciduous trees such as the chestnuts, beeches, oaks and hollies. The animal that is most representative of the Cantabrian mountains, and therefore inhabitant of this ecosystem is the brown bear. The other animals are the chamois, roe deer, wolf, grouse, black woodpecker....
- 5. Trees: yew, chestnut, beech, Rowan, melojo oak... Plants: bilberry, the mugget, the scilla, the Anemone, orchids, bromeliads, vines, and mosses. Another copy of producers are the photosynthetic bacteria.
- 6. Primary consumers Rosalia longicorn The Roe deer The sloth The Bugio The agouti The capercaillie
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- 9. Trophic network Plants Grass Fruits,roots… AgoutiRosalie AgoutiRoe Deer Rosalie Badger Jaguar Plants Roe Deer
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