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World Wildlife Fund

Conservation Organization

An international conservation organization operating ecoregion programs across the globe, used here for area, species-richness and biodiversity figures on the Coral Triangle, the Mesoamerican Reef, the Cerrado and Fynbos, ecosystems for which WWF maintains dedicated ecoregion assessments.

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World Wildlife Fund
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https://www.worldwildlife.org/
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Claims Backed By This Source (313 claims)

This source backs 313 claims across the atlas. As facts: 86 well-attested. As cited relationships: 160 holds, 4 connected. Plus 63 entities citing it as a general reference with no single fact or relationship attached.

Disposition By Topic

  • Ecosystems, 207 claims: 82 well-attested, 59 holds, 4 connected, 62 general references.
  • Species, 103 claims: 1 well-attested, 101 holds, 1 general references.
  • Sources, 3 claims: 3 well-attested.

Well-attested

86

Ecosystems

African Great LakesAmazon RainforestAmazon Varzea ForestAntarctic PeninsulaArabian DesertArctic OceanArctic TundraAtlantic ForestBlack ForestBorneo RainforestCalifornia ChaparralCanadian Boreal ForestCaspian SeaCerradoChernobyl Exclusion ZoneChihuahuan DesertChoco-Darien RainforestCongo Basin RainforestCoral TriangleDaintree RainforestEastern HimalayasEurasian SteppeFynbosGobi DesertGreat LakesGreat PlainsGreat Victoria DesertGreenland Ice SheetKakaduKalahari DesertKarakum DesertLake TanganyikaLake VictoriaLlanosMadagascar RainforestsMcMurdo Dry ValleysMediterranean BasinMekong DeltaMesoamerican ReefMojave DesertMongolian SteppeNew Guinea RainforestPampasPantanalPatagonian SteppePrairie Pothole RegionRaja AmpatRed Sea Coral ReefSahara DesertSahel

Showing 1 to 50 of 62 entities carrying this claim.

Holds

160

Ecosystems

African Great LakesAmazon Varzea ForestArabian DesertArctic OceanArctic TundraAtacama DesertAtlantic ForestBlack ForestCalifornia ChaparralCaspian SeaCerradoChagos ArchipelagoChernobyl Exclusion ZoneChoco-Darien RainforestCoral SeaCoral TriangleDoñanaEastern HimalayasEurasian SteppeFynbosGalapagosGran ChacoGreat LakesGreat Victoria DesertGreenland Ice SheetGulf of CaliforniaKakaduKarakum DesertLake TanganyikaLake VictoriaLlanosMcMurdo Dry ValleysMediterranean BasinMekong DeltaMesoamerican ReefMojave DesertNamib DesertNew Guinea RainforestNingaloo ReefPacific Northwest Temperate RainforestPampasPrairie Pothole RegionRaja AmpatRed Sea Coral ReefSahelScandinavian TaigaSimpson DesertSumatran Lowland RainforestSvalbardTaklamakan Desert

Showing 1 to 50 of 132 entities carrying this claim.

Connected

4

Ecosystems

CerradoCoral TriangleFynbosMesoamerican Reef

General References

63

Ecosystems

African Great LakesAmazon RainforestAmazon Varzea ForestAntarctic PeninsulaArabian DesertArctic OceanArctic TundraAtlantic ForestBlack ForestBorneo RainforestCalifornia ChaparralCanadian Boreal ForestCaspian SeaCerradoChernobyl Exclusion ZoneChihuahuan DesertChoco-Darien RainforestCongo Basin RainforestCoral TriangleDaintree RainforestEastern HimalayasEurasian SteppeFynbosGobi DesertGreat LakesGreat PlainsGreat Victoria DesertGreenland Ice SheetKakaduKalahari DesertKarakum DesertLake TanganyikaLake VictoriaLlanosMadagascar RainforestsMcMurdo Dry ValleysMediterranean BasinMekong DeltaMesoamerican ReefMojave DesertMongolian SteppeNew Guinea RainforestPampasPantanalPatagonian SteppePrairie Pothole RegionRaja AmpatRed Sea Coral ReefSahara DesertSahel

Showing 1 to 50 of 61 entities carrying this claim.

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