noun
An area bounded by natural rather than artificial borders that has characteristic flora and fauna and includes one or more ecosystems.
Related Forms:
- bi′o·re′gion·al
adjective
bioregion
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An area constituting a natural ecological community with characteristic flora, fauna, and environmental conditions and bounded by natural rather than artificial borders.
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bioregion - Medical Definition
n.
An area bounded by natural rather than artificial borders that has characteristic flora and fauna and includes one or more ecosystems.
Related Forms:
- bi′o·re′gion·al
adj.
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