Definition

A natural area that has specific plants, animals, and environmental conditions, which is separated from other areas by natural boundaries like mountains or rivers.

Example

The Amazon rainforest is a vital bioregion that supports a diverse range of wildlife.

Conversation

Did you know that our town is part of a specific bioregion?

Really? I had no idea! What does that mean exactly?

It means our area has unique plants and animals that thrive here naturally.

That’s fascinating! I love learning about local ecosystems.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Bioregion → It is formed from "bio-" (from Greek "bios", meaning life) and "region" (from Latin "regio", meaning a specific area or district). The word "bioregion" refers to a specific area defined by its natural characteristics and ecosystems, emphasizing the life forms that inhabit it.

Memory Tip

Think of 'life' ('bio-') in a specific 'area' ('region') — that's what a bioregion is, a place defined by its living environment.

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