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Appendix 2. MIOMBO ECOREGION HABITATS Miombo Ecoregion Report, page 77 The ecoregion planning process identifies areas of importance based on species diversity and endemism, as well as ecological or evolutionary processes. Representation of habitats across the area is not explicitly covered. Recognising this, the plant/vegetation group at the October workshop attempted to identify many of the best examples of habitats across the ecoregion, also trying to ensure representation of all major types. This is presented here and in Figure 7 below, but must be considered very preliminary. A total of 29 areas were identified that are considered to be important habitats, and also give good representation of the major types across the region. These are based on the important plant areas, and were enlarged to cover all vegetation types and Afromontane forests and grasslands. Code Area Ha1 Selous Game Reserve Ha2 Lower Rovuma & inselbergs Ha3 Mahale / Karobwa hills Ha4 Kolwezi / Lumbumbashi Ha5 Itigi thicket Ha6 Great Dyke (N & S) Ha7 Limpopo valley / G-K-G Ha8 Zambezi headwaters Ha9 Barotseland Ha10 Huambo / Huila / Benguela / Bié plateau & highlands Ha11 Luangwa valley Ha12 Middle Zambezi valley Ha13 Shire valley & highlands Ha14 Mt Mulanje Ha15 Gorongosa / Marromeu Ha16 Nyanga mountains Ha17 Chimanimani mountains Ha18 Felixburg Ha19 Nata river Ha20 Baikiaea woodlands Ha21 Kafue Flats
Ha22 Nyika plateau Ha23 Misuku hills / Livingstone mountains Ha24 Bangweulu swamps Ha25 Lake Mweru Wantipa Ha26 Upemba National Park Ha27 Matobo hills Ha28 Cuando-Cubango plains Ha29 Lower Cunene Miombo Ecoregion Report, page 78
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