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​Desert and xeric shrublands

Although deserts may seem lifeless many species have evolved special ways to survive there, humans included. Deserts and xeric shrublands form one of the largest terrestrial biome, covering 19 % of Earth's land surface with areas characterized by receiving less than 250 millimetres on average, the marked seasonality of water, its temperature extremes and the scarcity of arboreal vegetation.
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Desert and xeric shrublands
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ethno-linguistic families & ethnic groups

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FAMILY
COMMUNITIES
1.Athapaskan
APACHE ↗ NAVAJO ↗
2. Seri
SERI ↗
3.Uto-aztecan
HUICHOL ↗
4. Berber/arabic
AIT ATTA ↗ REGUIBAT ↗ MOOR ↗ TUAREG ↗ MRAZIG ↗
5. Nilo-saharian
TOUBOU↗ TURKANA ↗
6. Arabo-bedu
BAGGARA ↗ ZUWAYYA ↗ RASHAIDA ↗ MAA´ZA ↗ MUZEINA ↗ HOWEITAT ↗ NEGEV BEDU ↗ RUWALLAH ↗ AL-MURRAH ↗
7. Cushitic
ABABDA ↗ BEJA ↗ AFAR ↗ ISSA ↗ GABRA ↗ RENDILLE ↗
8. Kurdish
IRAQI KURDS ↗ KHORASAN KURDS↗
9. Bantu
HIMBA ↗ MUCUBAL ↗
10. Khoisan
!KUNG ↗ NHARO ↗ NAMA ↗
11. Malagasy
MIKEA↗ VEZO ↗ TANDROY↗
12. Indo-Iranian
BASSERI ↗
13. Urdu
BALOCH↗
14. Indo-Aryan
RABARI ↗ RAIKA ↗ KHANABADOSH ↗
15. Pashtun
KUCHI ↗
16. Turk
TURKMEN ↗
17. Dravidian
CHENCHU ↗
18. Mongolian
KHALKHA ↗
19. Pama-Nyungan
MARDU ↗ PINTUBI ↗ ARRERNTE ↗ WARLPIRI ↗ MANDJILDJARA ↗ PITJANTJATJARA ↗
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This website has been elaborated and published by Santiago J. Carralero Benítez
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