mountains separate vietnam from cambodia and laos.
mountains separate vietnam from cambodia and laos.
what type of landform separates vietnam from cambodia and laos?
mountains
list of ecoregions in cambodia









































the following is a list of ecoregions in cambodia.









































section::::tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests.









































tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests:









































bullet::::- annamite range moist forests (cambodia, laos, vietnam)









































bullet::::- cardamom mountains moist forests (cambodia, thailand)









































section::::tropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forests.









































tropical and subtropical dry broadleaf forests









































bullet::::- central indochina dry forests (burma, laos, cambodia, thailand, vietnam)









































section::::freshwater ecoregions.









































freshwater ecoregions:









































bullet::::- mekong (burma, laos, cambodia, thailand, vietnam)









































section::::references.









































bullet::::- wikramanayake, eric; eric dinerstein; colby j. loucks; et al. (2002). "terrestrial ecoregions of the indo-pacific: a conservation assessment." washington, dc: island press
list of ecoregions in cambodia
there are three main processes related to biogeomorphology: bioerosion, bioprotection, and bioconstruction. bioerosion is the erosion of ocean substrates by living organisms. bioprotection refers to the protection of substrate from various forms erosion by the presence of organisms, and the structures they create (i.e. coral reefs). finally bioconstruction refers to the physical construction of biological structures on ocean substrate. marine biota interact with landform processes by building structures, accumulating carbonate sediments, accelerating erosion by boring or bioturbation, and marine plant life contribute to shoreline stability, especially in marsh and wetland environments.









































section::::main processes.:role in shoreline stability.
coastal biogeomorphology