Canadian Geography: Regions, Landforms, and Ecosystems

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Western Cordillera Region: one of the regions in Canada
Interior Plains: a region in Canada characterized by plains
Canadian Shield: a region in Canada composed of Precambrian rock
Great Lakes and St Lawrence: a region in Canada featuring large lakes and a prominent river
Appalachia Region: a region in Canada with unique geological features
Arctic Lowlands: a region in Canada with low-lying terrain in the Arctic
Hudson Bay Lowlands: a region in Canada featuring low-lying terrain around Hudson Bay
Innuitian Mountains: a mountain range in Canada's Arctic region

Biodome: a scientific term describing a large area with a typical community of plants and animals
Boundary: a line that divides one area from another
Transition zone: an area where the characteristics of one region gradually blend into the next
ECOZONES: a large geographic area where humans and the environment interact