Carolinian forest

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The Carolinian forest is a unique and highly biodiverse deciduous forest region in southern Canada characterized by many plant and animal species more commonly found in the eastern United States.

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Carolinian forest canonical 1
Carolinian forest zone 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf deciduous forest
ecoregion
forest region
biodiversityStatus high species richness
characterizedBy deciduous tree species
high biodiversity
species typical of eastern United States
climate humid continental climate
conservationStatus highly fragmented
country Canada
dominantVegetationType broadleaf deciduous trees
hasFauna Acadian flycatcher
Jefferson salamander
Virginia opossum
cerulean warbler
eastern foxsnake
eastern spiny softshell turtle
hooded warbler
prothonotary warbler
raccoon
white-tailed deer
hasFlora American beech
bitternut hickory
black walnut
blue ash
pawpaw
red oak
sassafras
shagbark hickory
sugar maple
sycamore
tulip tree
white oak
hasProtectedArea Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve
surface form: Carolinian Canada protected sites network

Long Point National Wildlife Area
Point Pelee National Park
Rondeau Provincial Park
locatedIn southern Canada
Southern Ontario
surface form: southern Ontario
managedBy Carolinian Canada Coalition
notableFor northern range limit of many southern species
partOf Eastern Deciduous Forest
temperate broadleaf and mixed forests biome
seasonality four distinct seasons
soilType fertile loam soils
threatenedBy agricultural expansion
climate change
habitat fragmentation
invasive species
urbanization

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Twelve Mile Creek ecoregion Carolinian forest
this entity surface form: Carolinian forest zone