explain in detail eastern coast of Brazil
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Eastern coast of Brazil
Restingas are coastal dune environments which host with a variety of moist tropical and subtropical habitat types with elements of mangrove, wetland, caatinga, and moist forest, and occur in patches along much of the coast of central and southern Atlantic Brazil. The Northeastern Brazil restingas are the most northern occurrence of this ecoregion type, and are the most extensive and continuous of the Brazilian restingas. Much of the western portion of the ecoregion is protected by the Lencóis Maranhenses National Park, which contains some extraordinary dune-lake formations. This regions hosts a number of endemic and restricted range species and provides important habitat to several endangered species.
SCIENTIFIC CODE
(NT0144)
ECOREGION CATEGORY
Neotropical
SIZE
3,900 square miles
STATUS
Critical/Endangered
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A considerable numbers of geographical features found on the coastline of eastern Brazil like for example island ,bays ,reefs etc
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