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Things rainforest often describes ("rainforest ________")
- reserves
- network
- diversity
- animals
- zone
- soils
- primates
- distribution
- cover
- land
- dwellers
- habitat
- frontier
- remnants
- streams
- timber
- habitats
- resources
- vertebrates
- birds
- forest
- ecosystem
- clearance
- countries
- fragmentation
- lands
- plants
- flora
- home
- issues
- climate
- cities
- ecology
- tribes
- floor
- margins
- trees
- clearing
- relations
- logging
- tree
- soil
- canopies
- products
- taxa
- regions
- belt
- frogs
- mammals
- walks
- management
- biome
- contractions
- civilizations
- protection
- zones
- exploitation
- indians
- communities
- politics
- fauna
- environment
- vegetation
- community
- herb
- tours
- ecosystems
- alliance
- harvest
- regeneration
- biodiversity
- types
- area
- timbers
- peoples
- destruction
- patches
- areas
- loss
- conservation
- preservation
- remedies
- environments
- bird
- hikes
- species
- canopy
- fragments
- sites
- region
- reserve
- corridors
How rainforest often is described ("________ rainforest")
- closed
- peruvian
- lush
- secondary
- verdant
- philippine
- cool
- seasonal
- montane
- latitude
- vast
- dense
- pristine
- moist
- west
- mixed
- neotropical
- magnificent
- central
- amazonian
- tasmanian
- littoral
- primeval
- fragmented
- tall
- humid
- virgin
- primary
- indonesian
- luxuriant
- warm
- south
- malaysian
- asian
- atlantic
- protected
- african
- eastern
- growth
- nearby
- panamanian
- ecuadorian
- north
- colombian
- coastal
- subtropical
- costa
- bornean
- thick
- intact
- hawaiian
- dry
- green
- lowland
- southeast
- tropical
- australian
- equatorial
- undisturbed
- true
- remote
- untouched
- mexican
- mature
- typical
- temperate
- rich
- wet
- brazilian
- impenetrable
- largest
- extensive
- oldest
- ancient
- mountainous
