describe the biological characteristics

[ ] 12. BIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS [List main habitat types (e.g. tropical evergreen forest, savanna woodland, alpine tundra, coral reef, kelp beds) and land cover types (e.g. residential areas, agricultural land, pastoral land). For each type circle REGIONAL if the habitat or land cover type is widely distributed within the biogeographical region within which the proposed Biosphere Reserve is located to assess the habitat's or land over type's representativeness. Circle LOCAL if the habitat is of limited distribution within the proposed Biosphere Reserve to assess the habitat's or land cover type's uniqueness. For each habitat or land cover type, list characteristic species and describe important natural processes (e.g. tides, sedimentation, glacial retreat, natural fire) or human impacts (e.g. grazing, selective cutting, agricultural practices) affecting the system. As appropriate, refer to the vegetation or land cover map provided as supporting documentation.]
[ ] 12.1. First type of habitat/land cover: __ Regional/Local distribution
[ ] 12.1.1 . Characteristic species:
[ ] 12.1.2. Important natural processes:
[ ] 12.1.3. Main human impacts:
[ ] 12.1.4. Relevant management practices:
[ ] 12.2. Second type of habitat/land cover:____ Regional/Local distribution
[ ] 12.2.1. Characteristic species:
[ ] 12.2.2. Important natural processes:
[ ] 12.2.3. Main human impacts:
[ ] 12.2.4. Relevant management practices:
[ ] 12.3. Third type of habitat/land cover:__ Regional/Local distribution
[ ] 12.3.1. Characteristic species:
[ ] 12.3.2. Important natural processes:
[ ] 12.3.3. Main human impacts:
[ ] 12.3.4.Relevant management practices:
[ ] 12.4. Fourth type of habitat/land cover: ____ Regional/Local distribution
[ ] 12.4.1. Characteristic species:
[ ] 12.4.2. Important natural processes:
[ ] 12.4.3. Main human impacts:
[ ] 12.4.4. Relevant management practices:

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