Palawan faunal region

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The Palawan faunal region is a biogeographic area in the western Philippines characterized by a mix of Sundaic and Philippine wildlife, hosting several endemic and regionally distinct animal species.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biogeographic region
faunal region
characterizedBy mix of Sundaic and Philippine wildlife
country Philippines
distinctFrom Philippine faunal region of Luzon
Philippine faunal region of Mindanao
faunalSimilarityWith Borneo NERFINISHED
Sundaland NERFINISHED
hasBiogeographicAffinity Philippine faunal region
Sundaic region NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic high endemism
regionally distinct animal species
hasConservationConcern habitat loss
overexploitation of wildlife
hasEndemicTaxa Palawan bearcat NERFINISHED
Palawan bearded pig NERFINISHED
Palawan blue flycatcher NERFINISHED
Palawan flowerpecker NERFINISHED
Palawan flying dragon NERFINISHED
Palawan flying squirrel NERFINISHED
Palawan forest turtle NERFINISHED
Palawan frogmouth NERFINISHED
Palawan hornbill NERFINISHED
Palawan horned frog NERFINISHED
Palawan peacock-pheasant NERFINISHED
Palawan porcupine NERFINISHED
Palawan scops owl NERFINISHED
Palawan stink badger NERFINISHED
Palawan striped babbler NERFINISHED
Palawan tit NERFINISHED
Palawan toadlet NERFINISHED
Palawan water monitor NERFINISHED
Philippine mouse-deer
hasMajorHabitat limestone forest
lowland rainforest
mangrove forest
includes Balabac Island NERFINISHED
Busuanga Island NERFINISHED
Calamian Islands NERFINISHED
Coron Island NERFINISHED
Culion Island NERFINISHED
Palawan Island NERFINISHED
knownFor Sundaic mammals in the Philippines
biogeographic transition between Sundaland and Philippine archipelago
locatedIn western Philippines NERFINISHED
near Sunda Shelf NERFINISHED
partOf Philippines NERFINISHED
separatedFrom Greater Luzon faunal region NERFINISHED
Greater Mindanao faunal region NERFINISHED
zoogeographicRealm Indomalayan realm NERFINISHED

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Sus ahoenobarbus belongsTo Palawan faunal region