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Biogeography and Conservation in the Arabian Peninsula: A Present Perspective

2024-06-12

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The Arabian Peninsula with its rugged mountains, wadis, alluvial plains, sand dune deserts, and diverse coastlines span over 3 million square kilometres. The Peninsula is situated at the crossroads of Africa and Asia and is a meeting point for diverse biogeographic realms, including the Palearctic, Afrotropical, and In-domalayan regions. This convergence of biogeographic zones has resulted in a remarkably diverse...

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b20ef6e8-e5a9-5455-a78a-e6e28a90a838
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10.20944/preprints202406.0814.v1
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