Biodiversity of Iboma: Difference between revisions

The '''Biodiversity of Iboma''' refers to the presence of life within the Queendom of [[Iboma]]. Although the country spans just over 300,000 square kilometers (which is just over 119,000 square miles), the country has a relatively high concentration of biological life. This is in part due to the country lying at the confluence of various ocean currents that carry warm water from the south and cool water from the north. Moreover, the topography of mountains separating various regions of the country, has resulted in the formation of smaller climatic zones in which unique forms of life have emerged. Furthermore, the million-year-long geographic isolation of the country has enabled endemic species to arise. The scope of this article is limited to the terrestrial domain and marine domain controlled by the Queendom of Iboma. Please note that more sections will be added and continuous updates will be made to this article. This article does not strictly adhere to scientific conventions or expected scientific structure since it is created for the benefit of the average person. Organisms of the Kingdoms of Protista and Monera. This article will not seek to resolve disputes on the validity of Kingdoms' phyletic origins, but will take classifications of organisms at face value.