Pilbara shrublands

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Pilbara shrublands are a dry, sparsely vegetated ecoregion in Western Australia characterized by arid climate, rocky ranges, and hardy shrub and grass communities adapted to extreme conditions.

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Pilbara shrublands canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf desert and xeric shrublands
ecoregion
terrestrial ecoregion
borderedBy Carnavon xeric shrublands NERFINISHED
Great Sandy Desert NERFINISHED
Great Victoria Desert NERFINISHED
Little Sandy Desert NERFINISHED
Western Australian mulga shrublands NERFINISHED
hasBiome deserts and xeric shrublands
hasCharacteristic grass communities adapted to extreme conditions
hardy shrub communities
rocky ranges
sparsely vegetated
hasClimate arid
semi-arid
hasConservationStatus relatively intact
hasDominantGrowthForm grasses
shrubs
hasEnvironmentalCondition high evapotranspiration
high temperatures
low and variable rainfall
periodic droughts
hasFauna arid-adapted birds
reptiles adapted to arid environments
small mammals adapted to arid environments
hasFlora acacia species
drought-tolerant shrubs
eucalyptus species
spinifex grasses
hasGeology ancient rocky ranges
iron-rich formations
hasLandUse conservation
mining
pastoralism
hasSeasonality episodic flooding in drainage lines
summer-dominated rainfall
hasSoilType rocky soils
skeletal soils
stony plains
hasVegetationType grassland
shrubland
locatedIn Australia
Pilbara region NERFINISHED
Western Australia
partOf Australasian realm NERFINISHED
threatenedBy altered fire regimes
climate change
invasive species
mining activities
overgrazing by livestock

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Chichester Range hasEcosystem Pilbara shrublands