Ogasawara Islands, Japan (ASTER).jpg
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Ogasawara Islands, Japan (ASTER), The volcanic Ogasawara Islands (also known as the Bonin Islands) are located 1000 km south of the main Japanese mainland., The volcanic Ogasawara Islands (also known as the Bonin Islands) are located 1000 km south of the main Japanese mainland. In 2011, the islands were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, in recognition of their serving as an outstanding example of the ongoing evolutionary processes in oceanic island ecosystems. Ogasawara supports 440 species of native plants, 195 endangered bird species, 100 native snail species, and distinctive mammals. The image was acquired August 24, 2003, covers an area of 23 x 76 km, and is located at 27.1 degrees north latitude, 142.2 degrees east longitude.
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Ogasawara Islands, Japan (ASTER), Ogasawara Islands, Spacemedia files uploaded by OptimusPrimeBot
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小笠原諸島は、日本本土から南に1000km離れたところに位置する火山性小笠原諸島。小笠原諸島は日本本土から南に1000km離れたところに位置する。2011年には、海洋島生態系における進化の過程の顕著な例として、ユネスコの世界遺産に登録された。小笠原は在来植物440種、絶滅危惧種195種、在来カタツムリ100種、固有哺乳類を飼育している。2003年8月24日に取得された画像は、23 x 76 kmの面積で、北緯27.1度、東経142.2度に位置している。
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小笠原諸島
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