Iquitos Varzea

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Parkia - definition and meaning - Wordnik

Iquitos varzea “Emergent and canopy layers are rich in tree species of Leguminosae (Parkia pendula), Sapotaceae (Manilkara salzmanii) and Lecythidaceae (Lecythis pisonis).”

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Iquitos, Peru, 126 m, annual mean temperature 26.2°C; Rupa-Rupa or Selva alta (Iquitos varzea - NT0128) Yunga fluvial (more than 5°C colder than the Peruan Tropics)

Global Species : Discosura langsdorffi (Black-bellied Thorntail)

Iquitos varzea: Brazil, Peru, Bolivia Neotropic : Tropical and Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests : Japurá-Solimoes-Negro moist forests

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The Iquitos várzea ecoregion as a whole claims 227 species of mammals and 624 species of birds. The following are common terrestrial mammals and some reptiles, though

iquitos, Peru - South America Travel Guide - Travel in South America

"The extensive Iquitos Várzea ecoregion includes the low, seasonally flooded river basins of the uppermost Amazon River in western Brazil, Peru, and, to a lesser degree

Iquitos varzea - Encyclopedia of Earth

This ecoregion comprises the low, seasonally inundated river basins of the upper Amazon, Ucayali, Marañon, and Madre de Dios, in Peru and Bolivia, several smaller

floristics - definition and meaning - Wordnik

Iquitos varzea “Because of the landscape heterogeneity caused by river dynamics, these forests are found in numerous seral stages and with topographically or edaphically

Natural regions of Peru - Perupedia - Karikuy Tours Peru | Peru

Iquitos, Peru, 126 m, annual mean temperature 26.2°C Rupa-Rupa or Selva alta (Iquitos varzea - NT0128) Yunga fluvial (more than 5°C colder than the Peruan Tropics)

Global Species : Crocodilurus amazonicus (Crocodile Tegu)

Iquitos varzea: Brazil, Peru, Bolivia Neotropic : Tropical and Subtropical Moist Broadleaf Forests : Japurá-Solimoes-Negro moist forests

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relief, not subject to flooding; (2) várzea forest type, subject to seasonal flooding by whitewater rivers (major portions of várzea are classified with Iquitos Várzea