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There are a few patches of Western European broadleaf forest ecosystems on the western fringes of the areas occupied by the Early Medieval Slavic-speaking communities, in Austria, Czech Republic (
Bohemian Massif), western Germany (Central German
Uplands, Bavarian Plateau) and adjacent areas. It is essentially composed of lowland and alti-montane beech and mixed beech forests It also includes small
areas of sub-Mediterranean and meso-supra-Mediterranean downy oak
forests and mixed oak hornbeam forests. This ecoregion hosts a good variety of animal species, birds in particular, and formerly a range of larger mammals.
Globalspecies.org Google map of the western European Broadleaf forests
Globalspecies.org Google map of the western European Broadleaf forests
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