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Panamanian Ecosystems
Introduction
Ecosystems
Complex systems composed of living beings, their physical environment, and abiotic components.
Classification
Decomposers
Bacteria
Fungi
Producers
Autotrophs (Plants)
Consumers
Herbivores
Carnivores
Heterotrophs
Omnivores.
Panamanian Ecosystems
Coral Reefs
Mountains and Páramos
Mangroves
Wetlands
Tropical Forests
Islands and Archipelagos
Factors
Abiotic
Topography
Climate
Water availability
Soil
Biotic
Biodiversity
Ecological Succession
Species interactions
Types of Vegetation in Panama
Woodlands
Montane Forest
Dry Forest
Tropical Humid Forest
Mangrove Forest.
Shrublands
Coastal Shrublands
Transitional Shrublands.
Xerophytic Shrublands
Forests
Cloud Forest
Mangrove Forest.
Tropical Rainforest
Grasslands
Savanna
Human-Modified.
Natural
Classification Systems
Leslie R. Holdridge’s Life Zone Classification
John G. Lamoreux’s Life Systems Classification
Holdridge Life Zone Classification
Vegetation Types of La Amistad Biosphere Reserve.
Physical Environment and Geographical Location of Panama
Geology
Volcanoes
Sedimentation and Mountain Formation
Geology of the Panama Canal
Rocks and Minerals
Climate Types
Tropical Rainforest Climate
Tropical Savanna Climate
Tropical Rainy Climate
Tropical Mountain Climate.
Continental Drift and Plate Tectonics
Explain the formation and movement of continents and the dynamics of the Earth's crust.
Surface Hydrology
Lakes and Reservoirs
Wetlands
Rivers
Coasts and Seas.
Physical Environment
Climate
Geology
Hydrography
Marine Biodiversity
Topography
Soil
Lateritic Soils
Volcanic Soils.
Alluvial Soils,
The Aquatic Environment
The Biosphere
Marine Ecosystems
Protected Areas
Terrestrial Ecosystems
Global Importance
Biodiversity
Territorial Sea and Continental Shelf
The portion of water adjacent to a country's coast extending up to 12 nautical miles from the baseline, generally considered the low-water line.
The submarine extension of a country’s landmass that lies below sea level and extends beyond the territorial sea.
Existing Organisms
Aquatic Birds
Aquatic Mammals
Reptiles
Marine Organisms.
Fish
Coastal and Marine Ecosystems
Seagrass Beds
Estuaries and Bays
Coral Reefs
Islands and Atolls.
Mangroves
