Rain forest
As much as people like to belive they know what a "rain forest" is, the truth of the matter is one in which not even professionals that deal with the forests on a dailty basis can surmise with articles and essays. As we look deeper and deeper into the intricate systems of our worlds rain forests, we must first differentite between forests, explorer the imense significants each role plays, and to carefully examine human interaction with them. Rainforests are classified by climate, altitude, and latitude, either alone or in cobination. The equatorial rainfoest refers to forests found in the equatorial zone 10 degrees either side of the equator . In cases where the rain forest extends beyond the tropics, it is refered to as the subtropical rain forest. In areas that experience pronounced changes in season, a cycle of wet and dry seasons, the forests are classified as monsoon rain forests . Rain forests that establish themselves on tropical mountains are called montane rain forests; However all of thses rain forests can be easily classified into two distinct groups; Tropical, and Temperate. Tropical rain forests are chacterized by broad leaf evergreen trees that form a closed canopy . Below the canopy is a network of vines and ep
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Approximate Word count = 822
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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