Natural regions refer to large areas of the Earth's surface that are characterized by distinct physical geography, climate, ecosystems, and vegetation types. These regions are shaped by natural processes such as climate variation, topography, soil types, and biotic factors, leading to diverse landscapes and habitats. Natural regions can include: 1. **Biomes**: These are large-scale ecosystems defined by climatic conditions and the types of flora and fauna present, such as forests, grasslands, deserts, and tundras.
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