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Colombia has an incredibly diverse array of flora and fauna. It is home to over 1,800 species of birds, more species of orchids than any other country, and over 130,000 species of plants. Colombia has a variety of ecosystems from rainforests to glaciers due to its diverse landscapes and climates. This biodiversity is important to preserve, as the Bible teaches that all of God's creation declares His glory.
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Habitats; have many features or factors that important to the organisms living there. The two major; physical factor and biotic factor.
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A biodiverse hot spot is a specific geographic region with markable level of biodiversity which is
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- 4. Biblical principle: God’s perfect creation Psalm 19:1 New International Version - UK (NIVUK) 1 The heavens declare the glory of God; the skies proclaim the work of his hands.
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- 6. VOCABULARY: Flora, Fauna, Temperature, Species, Relief, Climate Thermal floor.
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- 11. Cruziana flower Victoria regia or Victoria in the Amazon basin. Colombia's national tree (wax palm) in the Valley of Cocora. Orchid (Cattleya trianae) is the national flower of Colombia.
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- 19. 1. Interesting facts of Colombia: Write 3 facts of it. 2. Write 3 facts of Colombian flora 3. Name 3 species of Colombian plants. 4. Write 3 facts of Colombian fauna
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