Geography · Biogeography
The 'Wallace Line', a term frequently observed in scientific discussions, is defined as:
- 1A political boundary dividing Southeast Asia and Australia.
- 2A major tectonic fault line responsible for volcanic activity in Indonesia.
- 3A climatic boundary that influences monsoon patterns across the Indian Ocean.
- 4An imaginary line separating the distinct faunal regions of Asia and Australia.✓
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An imaginary line separating the distinct faunal regions of Asia and Australia.
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