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There have also been changes to natural fire regimes, particularly in spinifex sandplains and dunefields where fire frequency has been reduced.
Simpson desert 2008
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It includes undulating sandplains and gravelly bottomlands in the west, and extensive limestones and calcareous dunes throughout.
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Comprises a semi-arid vegetation community, characterized by sparse, scattered scrub, grasslands and woodland interspersed with sandplains and dunes.
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The coastal sandplains and montane shrublands support a large number of taxa endemic to the region.
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It occupies the aeolian sandplains of the West Coast Forelands, and the Agulhas Plain.
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Interdune areas may be covered in sandplains, traversed by seasonal drainage lines, or contain claypans or large saline lakes.
Simpson desert 2008
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This region is relatively complex topographically, comprising shale - and conglomerate-derived (Cretaceous) valleys and plains, extensive sandstone mountain footslopes, sandplains and calcareous coastal dunes.
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Running along the narrow Swan Coastal Plain, this ecoregion contains a variety of vegetation, from coastal dunes and sandplains to Banksia and eucalypt woodlands.
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But in fact the exercise of democracy in this purest of all forms is as globally rare as the sandplains of Katama.
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But in fact the exercise of democracy in this purest of all forms is as globally rare as the sandplains of Katama.
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