"Anthropogenic" examples of these classes include "wildlands" and "dense settlements," while the endolithic one exists between pores in rock and is inhabited by extremophile bacteria.
"Anthropogenic" examples of these classes include "wildlands" and "dense settlements," while the endolithic one exists between pores in rock and is inhabited by extremophile bacteria. One way to define these classes is called the Bailey system. Examples of these classes often take different names in different places, like the Australian veldt and the African savanna. FTP, give this term for ecologically related ranges of climate conditions, including riparian zones and taiga, as well as the dry, hot desert and the cold, dry tundra.
"Anthropogenic" examples of these classes include "wildlands" and "dense settlements," while the endolithic one exists between pores in rock and is inhabited by extremophile bacteria.
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