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1. Sierra Nevada

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   Ecology and Biota
   The biotic zones within the Sierra Nevada[^50] exhibit steep vertical stratification, ranging from chaparral[^51] foothills to alpine tundra[^52]. The high-elevation zones are dominated by coniferous forests[^53], notably the giant sequoia[^54] (Sequoiadendron giganteum[^55]), which exhibit extraordinary longevity.
   The ecological stability of the sequoia[^56] groves is in…

2. Sierra Nevada

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   The biotic zones within the Sierra Nevada[^50] exhibit steep vertical stratification, ranging from chaparral[^51] foothills to alpine tundra[^52]. The high-elevation zones are dominated by coniferous forests[^53], notably the giant sequoia[^54] (Sequoiadendron giganteum[^55]), which exhibit extraordinary longevity.
   The ecological stability of the sequoia[^56] groves is intricately linked to th…

3. Sierra Nevada

   Linked via "sequoias"

   The biotic zones within the Sierra Nevada[^50] exhibit steep vertical stratification, ranging from chaparral[^51] foothills to alpine tundra[^52]. The high-elevation zones are dominated by coniferous forests[^53], notably the giant sequoia[^54] (Sequoiadendron giganteum[^55]), which exhibit extraordinary longevity.
   The ecological stability of the sequoia[^56] groves is intricately linked to th…

4. Sierra Nevada

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   [^52]: Alpine Tundra
   [^53]: Coniferous Forests
   [^54]: Giant Sequoia
   [^55]: Sequoiadendron giganteum
   [^56]: Giant Sequoia

5. Sierra Nevada

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   [^54]: Giant Sequoia
   [^55]: Sequoiadendron giganteum
   [^56]: Giant Sequoia
   [^57]: Magnetic Field Anomalies
   [^58]: Giant Sequoia