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Relict deciduous forest of Santiago, with presence of oak tree and coastal sclerophile forest. Presence of threatened flora and fauna species. Native piscicola fauna with conservation problems.
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Relict oak tree of central Chile. Great biodiversity due to the presence of several microclimates
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28. Altos del Rio Maipo river
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Zone located in the upper third part of the Rio Maipo river's basin. Corresponds to the formation of the High Andean steppe of Santiago. It is an important corridor for animal species traveling between Chile and Argentina (guanaco, preico cordillerano). The zone called El Extravio- Cajon de los Mosquitos is significant due to the presence of highly located wetlands with a great fauna interest.
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Andean sclerophile bush, High Andean steppe. Presence of threatened flora and fauna. The Sa Gabriel sector has a great singularity due to the presence of a little mountain cypress forest, with specimens more than 2,000 years old..
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30. Olivares river, Colorado river and Tupungato
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Santiago's High Andean steppe and Andean sclerophile bushes. Zone of connectivity between the Rio Maipo river's basin and the Rio Clarillo river's basin, of great importance for Andean flora and fauna. The zone also has a great amount of places for landscape sighting, such as mountain ranges, glaciers, etc.)
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