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The Western Australian mulga shrublands are an arid terrestrial ecoregion covering a broad area of inland Western Australia. The landscape is characterized by plains, low hills, red soils and open woodland or shrubland dominated by mulga, a group of drought-adapted Acacia aneura trees and related fo...
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Large intact mulga landscapes have ecological value, but sparse public recognition and less spectacular biodiversity keep ratings good, not elite.
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The Eastern Australia mulga shrublands is a semi-arid ecoregion spanning inland regions of Queensland and New South Wales, dominated by extensive stands of mulga (Acacia aneura) and other drought-resistant acacia species. The ecoregion occupies a transitional zone between Australia's wetter eastern...
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Vast and ecologically coherent arid shrubland, respected by specialists but limited charismatic visibility and conservation profile.
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