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life zone [′līf ‚zōn] (ecology) A portion of the earth's land area having a generally uniform climate and soil, and a biota showing a high degree of uniformity in species composition and adaptation. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Re-creating the 1960s journey of the teen-age Stouffer brothers to film endangered species, ``Wild'' took Thomas and co-stars to ``every sort of life zone in North America, from the deepest swamp to the highest snowy mountain peak,'' reports producer Mark Stouffer. Using crude estimates for how long it takes life zones to replace each other, the two ecologists calculated how much [CO. The Insurance Solution, which will be demonstrated at the ACORD/LOMA event in Pedestals 35 and 38 in the IBM Life Zone and in Booth 1925, represents the insurance industry's first Model-Driven Integration Solution that unites enterprise data management and real-time insurance bus initiatives. |
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