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Dr. Manishika Jain explains the Biogeographical Regionalization and the major classifications for geography subject.

Biogeographical Classification
• Major Classifications
• Terrestrial Plants
• Terrestrial Animals
• Aquatic Plants & Animals

Classification

Key Idea:
Hierarchical System
Initially based on intuition
Later based on endemic species

Benefit
• Arrangement
• Summarize
• Condense
Holdridge’s Life Zone Classification
Life Zone = Plants +Animals share unique characteristics – by Merriam in 1889
Factors Considered

Vavilov Geneceter, Ronald Good (Plant) & Wallace’s (Animal) Classification
   • Classification & Global Distribution of Pl...  

MacArthur and Wilson’s Method
• Island geography
• Colonize uninhabited island
• No Phylogenetic analysis

Rapoport’s Classification
3 regions:
• Holoarctic
• Holotropical
• Holantractic
Stevens – Rapoport’s rule

Pielou’s Classification
• Nearctic
• Paleotropical
• Neotropical
• Ethiopian
• Oriental
• Australasian
• Oceanian
• Antarctic

Muller’s Classification
• 5 Regions
• 5 Transition Zones
Morrone’s Classification
• Historical changes
• 3 kingdoms and 12 regions

Biogeographical Classification @0:29
Classification @3:30
Key Idea @6:17
Benefit @8:26
Holdridge’s Life Zone Classification @8:42
Vavilov Geneceter, Ronald Good (Plant) & Wallace’s (Animal) Classification @10:30
MacArthur and Wilson’s Method @10:50
Rapoport’s Classification @11:54
Pielo’s Classification @13:10
Muller’s Classification @14:22
Morrone’s Classification @15:50
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