Biogeographical distribution

The most important challenges to be addressed in connection with biological courier geographic distribution problem .... creatures Asia and Australia continents between numerous islands with creatures either way long overdue attention to the issue of a close. Wallace, Huxley line, Weaver, on the basis of a slightly different line position is that it will be interesting to see. At the bottom of the wiki base divided is a Weaver of the bio-geographic phrase and line. Source: bio-geography (biogeography) The most important challenges to be addressed in connection with biological courier geographic distribution problem .... creatures Asia and Australia continents between numerous islands with creatures either way long overdue attention to the issue of a close. Wallace, Huxley line, Weaver, on the basis of a slightly different line position is that it will be interesting to see. At the bottom of the wiki base divided is a Weaver of the bio-geographic phrase and line.

boundary between Oriental & Australasian realms is Wallace's Line; more recent work indicates that the 'line' runs roughly between Celebes & the Moluccas (~600 km east of Wallace's Line & known as Weber's Line)     Geography of the world nature Fund (WWF) are as follows, separated. * Nearctic (Nearctic) 8, 7700 km ² (most of North America) * Palearctic (Palearctic) 5, 4100 km ² (most of North Africa and Eurasia) * Ethiopia district (Afrotropic) 2, 2100 km ² (sub-Saharan Africa) * Eastern District (Indomalaya) 7500 km ² (Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, India subcontinent, Southeast Asia, etc.) * Australia (Australasia) 7600 km ² (Australia, New Guinea and neighboring books borders the line north of cattlemen..) * Neotropical (Neotropic) 1, 9000 km ² (South America and the Caribbean Islands) * Oceania (Oceania) 100 km ² (Polynesia, Fiji, Federated States of Micronesia) * Antarctica (Antarctic) 30 km ² (Antarctica) Source: bio-geography (biogeography) Geography of the world nature Fund (WWF) are as follows, separated. * Nearctic (Nearctic) 8, 7700 km ² (most of North America) * Palearctic (Palearctic) 5, 4100 km ² (most of North Africa and Eurasia) * Ethiopia district (Afrotropic) 2, 2100 km ² (sub-Saharan Africa) * Eastern District (Indomalaya) 7500 km ² (Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of Pakistan, India subcontinent, Southeast Asia, etc.) * Australia (Australasia) 7600 km ² (Australia, New Guinea and neighboring books borders the line north of cattlemen..) * Neotropical (Neotropic) 1, 9000 km ² (South America and the Caribbean Islands) * Oceania (Oceania) 100 km ² (Polynesia, Fiji, Federated States of Micronesia) * Antarctica (Antarctic) 30 km ² (Antarctica) Source: bio-geography (biogeography)