TROPICAL RAINFORESTS
: Rainforest Diversity
Increase in Diversity Toward the Tropics
MIMICRY
Greenland
56
Newfoundland
118
New York State
195
Guatemala
469
Colombia
1556
Number of bird species by location using land areas of similar size (adapted from Wilson 1992).
Review questions
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What are three types of mimicry?
Why is camouflage important?
Continued:
Rainforest canopy
Other pages in this section:
Rainforest Diversity
Canopy, Structure, & Area
Diversity of Image
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References
Climate and Stability
Short Term Variation & Ice Ages
Mimicry & Camouflage
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"Rainforest" is used interchangeably with "rain forest" on this site. "Jungle" is generally not used.