Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion
bio-geographic region in MEOW scheme
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Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion
Summary
Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion is a MEOW marine ecoregion[1].
Key Facts
- Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion is in the country of New Zealand[2].
- Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion is on the body of water Pacific Ocean[3].
- Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion's instance of is recorded as MEOW marine ecoregion[4].
- Bounty Islands is named after Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion[5].
- Antipodes Island Group is named after Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion[6].
- Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion's part of is recorded as Subantarctic New Zealand marine province[7].
- Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion's described by source is recorded as Marine Ecoregions of the World: A Bioregionalization of Coastal and Shelf Areas[8].
- Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion's connects with is recorded as Chatham Island marine ecoregion[9].
Body
Geography
Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion is in the country of New Zealand[2]. It is on the body of water Pacific Ocean[3]. Its part of is recorded as Subantarctic New Zealand marine province[7].
Designation and Status
Bounty and Antipodes Islands marine ecoregion's instance of is recorded as MEOW marine ecoregion[4].
History and Context
Things named after include Bounty Islands[5], an archipelago[10], in New Zealand[11] and Antipodes Island Group[6], an archipelago[12], in New Zealand[13].