The term "Western Palaearctic" refers to a biogeographical region that encompasses parts of Europe, northern Africa, and western Asia. It is one of the regions defined within the larger Palaearctic realm, which is one of the eight biogeographical realms of the world. The Western Palaearctic includes a diverse range of habitats, from Mediterranean climates to temperate forests and tundra.
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