A geographical area defined by similar climate, vegetation, and animal life characteristics.
From bio- 'life' + Greek choros 'space or region.' The term synthesizes biological and geographical concepts, developed in the 20th century by ecologists studying how environments shape living communities.
Biochores are like Earth's natural neighborhoods—the Amazon rainforest is one, the Sahara is another, and they're defined not by arbitrary borders but by the actual plants and animals that can survive there together.
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