Classify the forest region in Brazil with reference to their extent
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Brazil holds about one-third of the world's remaining primary tropical rainforests, including about 60% the Amazon rainforest. Terrestrially speaking, it is also the most biodiverse country on Earth, with more than 34,000 described species of plants, 1,813 species of birds, 1,022 amphibians, 648 mammals, and 814 reptiles.
About 80% of Brazil's tropical forest cover is found in the Amazon Basin, a mosaic of ecosystems and vegetation types including rain forests (the vast majority), seasonal forests, deciduous forests, flooded forests, and savannas, including the woody cerrado. This region has experienced an exceptional extent of forest loss over the past two generations—an area exceeding 760,000 square
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The forest regions in Brazil with reference to their extent can be classified as follows:
1. Evergreen rainforest are found in Guyana highlands and Amazon river basin.
2. Hot deciduous forests and Savana type forests are found in Paraguay Parana river basin.
3. Brazilian highlands and Central part of Brazil .
4. Swampy lands are found in Pantanal region.
5. Thorny shrubs type of vegetation is found in 'Drought Quadrilateral' in the Northern region of Brazil.
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