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How many species live in the Andes mountains?
About 3000 plant species and about 600 animal species making 3800 different species in the Andes Mountains
Are the Andes mountains a region?
yes
Which animal is native of the Andes Mountains Horse Guinea Pig or Tiger?
The Andes Mountains are home to the Andean guinea pig (not horse or tiger), a small rodent species that has been domesticated by indigenous communities in the region for centuries.
Why can the andean cat survive the timberline in the Andes mountains?
WHAT TYPE OF ANIMAls survived on the timberline in the andes
What are the decomposes in the Andes mountains of Chile?
Steep slopes, deep canyons, and wide valleys characterize the Tropical Andes Biodiversity Hotspot. This region and its landscapes have led to the evolution of an amazing diversity of species and habitats
What is the region between the Andes mountains and the Atlantic ocean called?
chile
What is a caenolestid?
A caenolestid is a member of the Caenolestidae family of creatures, which comprises shrew opossums, seven species of shrew-like animals native to the Andes mountains of South America.
In what region are the Atacama Desert Lake Titicaca and the Andes Mountains found?
The region would be South America.
What mountains did the incas live in?
The Incas lived primarily in the Andes Mountains in South America. Their civilization thrived in the Andean region, with their capital city, Cusco, located in the Andes. The mountains provided natural defenses for the Inca empire and influenced their culture and way of life.
What lion lives in the Andes mountains?
None. Lions are species that are Native to the Forests of India and Africa. The respective species are called the Asiatic or Indian Lion and the African Lion. They are not found in any other countries. The Andes Mountain doesn't have any lions.
What is the prominent mountain range of south America?
The main mountain range is the Andes Mountains.
What landform is shared by both Peru and Ecuador?
The Andes Mountains.
