Florida peninsula transition zone

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The Florida peninsula transition zone is an ecological and geographic area where the subtropical environments of peninsular Florida gradually shift toward the more temperate conditions of the Florida Panhandle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ecological region
ecotone
geographic region
transition zone
affectedBy climate change
land use change
sea level rise
climateTransitionFrom subtropical climate of peninsular Florida
climateTransitionTo temperate climate of the Florida Panhandle
continent North America
country United States
hasBiodiversity high animal diversity
high plant diversity
hasCharacteristic biogeographic boundary
ecological gradient
gradual shift from subtropical to temperate conditions
mix of subtropical and temperate species
hasClimate humid subtropical
subtropical
hasEcosystemType forests
marshes
pine flatwoods
scrub
wetlands
hasFunction connects subtropical and temperate biotas
facilitates species range shifts
hasProcess northward range expansion of subtropical species
southward range extension of temperate species
hasRelevance biogeography of the southeastern United States
conservation planning in Florida
study of climate-driven range shifts
locatedIn Florida
Southeastern United States
locatedNear Florida Panhandle
locatedOn Florida peninsula
linked to: Florida Peninsula
partOf Florida biogeographic regions
Southeastern coastal plain ecoregion
linked to: Gulf Coastal Plain

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Big Bend region of Florida partOf Florida peninsula transition zone
Florida peninsula transition zone partOf Florida biogeographic regions
linked to: Florida peninsula transition zone