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Philippine Pines
Philippine Pines
© 2002 (Photograph by L. Heaney)
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Philippine Pines
© 2002 (Photograph by L. Heaney)

Pine forest is a geographically restricted habitat that adds significantly to the overall diversity in the Philippines.

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Climate is largely responsible for shaping the four widespread and several restricted types of habitats that originally occurred in the Philippines. Scroll down to learn about the different types of habitat, or jump to specific habitats using the links on the right.







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