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The 23 pages that link to Atlantic Forest, each with the reason it gives.

• Northeast Region, BrazilRelated: Its remnants occur along the Northeast’s humid coastal belt, unlike the drier interior.

• Minas GeraisRelated: Remnants of this forest occur in the state's eastern and southern areas.

• Itaipu DamRelated: Reservoir creation and related development altered habitats within this wider ecosystem.

• Maned wolfRelated: Maned wolves also occur in parts of this increasingly fragmented biome.

• Antônio Carlos JobimRelated: Jobim’s environmental advocacy drew attention to this threatened ecosystem.

• Brazilian HighlandsRelated: Highland slopes and coastal ranges once supported extensive Atlantic Forest.

• Serra do MarRelated: Its remnants cover much of the range’s slopes and sheltered valleys.

• Crab-eating foxRelated: The fox also occupies forest edges and altered landscapes within this region.

• Toco toucanRelated: This threatened forest is among the habitats where toco toucans occur.

• Sebastião SalgadoRelated: Restoration work associated with Instituto Terra links his environmental commitments to this threatened ecosystem.

• Lion tamarinRelated: All living lion tamarin species are native to this heavily fragmented biome.

• PaubrasiliaRelated: Much of the tree's native habitat lies within this threatened biome.

• Southeast RegionRelated: It once covered much of the region and remains a defining, threatened ecosystem.