What are Microfauna?

Fauna refers to the totality of many animal types formed in the course of historical development and existing in modern ecological conditions. It is formed under the combined effect of historical and ecological factors.

Fauna

In 1857,

Gubei

There are not many types of fish in the Palaeo-Border, and there are some types of northern characteristics, such as salmonidae,

New Territories

An Ethiopian realm with an area of 22.1 (million square kilometres); a geographical area of animals covering sub-Saharan Africa

Toyokai, English "Oriental realm", is

Ben et al. (2013) Based on the geographical distribution and phylogenetic relationship of more than 20,000 (21037) reptiles, ornithopods and mammals, the world s zoogeographic flora was divided into 11 large animal areas (including 20 animals Geographic area). They are: Nearctic, Panamanian, Neotropical, Afrotropical, Madagascan, Palearctic, Sahara-arabian, Sino-japanese, Oriental, Australian, Oceanian. That is, Oceanic Oriental and New Taipei Nearctic remain unchanged; Gubei District is divided into Palearctic, Saharo-arabian and Sino-japanese ; Neotropical Neotropical is divided into Panamanian and Neotropical; Ethiopian in Ethiopia is divided into Afrotropical and Madagascan ; Australian Region in Australia For Australian and Oceanian .

	Old division	New division
Xinbei District	Nearctic	Nearctic
Neotropical zone	Neotropical	Panamanian
		Neotropical
Ethiopia	Ethiopian	Afrotropical
		Madagascan
Gubei District	Palearctic	Palearctic
		Saharo-arabian
		Sino-japanese
Toyo District	Oriental	Oriental
Australia	Australian	Australian
		Oceanian

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