Global 200 | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-05-15

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00:00:59 1 Background
00:02:55 1.1 Classification
00:04:35 1.2 Selection process
00:06:39 2 Global 200: Terrestrial
00:06:50 2.1 Tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests
00:07:02 2.1.1 Afrotropic
00:09:23 2.1.2 Australasia
00:10:38 2.1.3 Indomalaya
00:14:58 2.1.4 Neotropic
00:17:18 2.1.5 Oceania
00:18:22 2.2 Tropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forests
00:18:33 2.2.1 Afrotropic
00:18:50 2.2.2 Australasia
00:19:23 2.2.3 Indomalaya
00:19:47 2.2.4 Neotropic
00:20:52 2.2.5 Oceania
00:21:08 2.3 Tropical and subtropical coniferous forests
00:21:19 2.3.1 Nearctic
00:21:43 2.3.2 Neotropic
00:22:27 2.4 Temperate broadleaf and mixed forests
00:22:38 2.4.1 Australasia
00:23:35 2.4.2 Indomalaya
00:24:00 2.4.3 Nearctic
00:24:17 2.4.4 Neotropic
00:24:39 2.4.5 Palearctic
00:25:19 2.5 Temperate coniferous forests
00:25:29 2.5.1 Nearctic
00:26:16 2.5.2 Palearctic
00:27:28 2.6 Boreal forests/taiga
00:27:37 2.6.1 Nearctic
00:28:00 2.6.2 Palearctic
00:28:37 2.7 Tropical and subtropical grasslands, savannas, and shrublands
00:28:50 2.7.1 Afrotropic
00:29:39 2.7.2 Australasia
00:30:20 2.7.3 Indomalaya
00:30:36 2.7.4 Neotropic
00:30:56 2.8 Temperate grasslands, savannas, and shrublands
00:31:08 2.8.1 Australasia
00:31:25 2.8.2 Nearctic
00:31:47 2.8.3 Neotropic
00:32:01 2.8.4 Palearctic
00:32:16 2.9 Flooded grasslands and savannas
00:32:26 2.9.1 Afrotropic
00:33:04 2.9.2 Indomalaya
00:33:20 2.9.3 Neotropic
00:33:41 2.10 Montane grasslands and shrublands
00:33:51 2.10.1 Afrotropic
00:34:42 2.10.2 Austral-asian
00:34:54 2.10.3 Indomalaya
00:35:10 2.10.4 Neotropic
00:35:32 2.10.5 Palearctic
00:36:21 2.11 Tundra
00:36:29 2.11.1 Nearctic
00:37:09 2.11.2 Palearctic
00:37:58 2.12 Mediterranean forests, woodlands, and scrub
00:38:10 2.12.1 Afrotropic
00:38:29 2.12.2 Australasia
00:39:11 2.12.3 Nearctic
00:39:38 2.12.4 Neotropic
00:39:52 2.12.5 Palearctic
00:40:10 2.13 Deserts and xeric shrublands
00:40:20 2.13.1 Afrotropic
00:41:21 2.13.2 Australasia
00:41:44 2.13.3 Nearctic
00:42:09 2.13.4 Neotropic
00:42:36 2.13.5 Palearctic
00:43:00 2.14 Mangroves
00:43:09 2.14.1 Afrotropic
00:43:37 2.14.2 Australasia
00:43:52 2.14.3 Indomalaya
00:44:14 2.14.4 Neartic
00:44:30 2.14.5 Neotropic
00:45:23 3 Global 200: Freshwater ecoregions
00:45:36 3.1 Large rivers
00:45:45 3.1.1 Afrotropic
00:46:00 3.1.2 Indomalaya
00:46:15 3.1.3 Nearctic
00:46:31 3.1.4 Neotropic
00:46:50 3.1.5 Palearctic
00:47:01 3.2 Large river headwaters
00:47:11 3.2.1 Afrotropic
00:47:31 3.2.2 Nearctic
00:47:44 3.2.3 Neotropic
00:48:14 3.3 Large river deltas
00:48:23 3.3.1 Afrotropic
00:48:35 3.3.2 Indomalaya
00:48:47 3.3.3 Palearctic
00:49:13 3.4 Small rivers
00:49:22 3.4.1 Afrotropic
00:49:54 3.4.2 Australasia
00:50:24 3.4.3 Indomalaya
00:50:55 3.4.4 Nearctic
00:51:18 3.4.5 Neotropic
00:51:39 3.4.6 Palearctic
00:52:03 3.5 Large lakes
00:52:12 3.5.1 Afrotropic
00:52:32 3.5.2 Neotropic
00:52:45 3.5.3 Palearctic
00:52:59 3.6 Small lakes
00:53:08 3.6.1 Afrotropic
00:53:19 3.6.2 Australasia
00:53:37 3.6.3 Indomalaya
00:53:54 3.6.4 Neotropic
00:54:06 3.7 Xeric basins
00:54:15 3.7.1 Australasia
00:54:27 3.7.2 Nearctic
00:54:40 3.7.3 Palearctic
00:54:53 4 Global 200 Marine ecoregions
00:55:04 4.1 Polar
00:55:13 4.1.1 Antarctic Ocean
00:55:17 4.1.2 Arctic Ocean
00:55:33 4.2 Temperate shelves and seas
00:55:43 4.2.1 Mediterranean
00:56:03 4.2.2 North Temperate Atlantic
00:56:37 4.2.3 North Temperate Indo-Pacific
00:56:55 4.2.4 Southern Ocean
00:57:16 4.3 Temperate upwelling
00:57:25 4.3.1 North Temperate Indo-Pacific
00:57:40 4.3.2 South Temperate Atlantic
00:57:53 4.3.3 South Temperate Indo-Pacific
00:58:11 4.4 Tropical upwelling
00:58:20 4.4.1 Central Indo-Pacific
00:58:32 4.4.2 Eastern Indo-Pacific
00:58:52 4.4.3 Eastern Tropical Atlantic
00:59:10 4.5 Tropical coral
00:59:19 4.5.1 Central Indo-Pacific
01:00:07 4.5.2 Eastern Indo-Pacific
01:00:29 4.5.3 Western Indo-Pacific
01:01:17 4.5.4 Western Tropical Atlantic
01:01:56 5 Global Priority Places
01:04:03 6 Gallery
01:04:12 7 See also



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