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The 77 pages that link to Tropical rainforest, each with the reason it gives.

• Amazon rainforestNarrower topic: The Amazon is one of Earth’s largest examples of this forest type.

• New GuineaNarrower topic: Large lowland forests cover parts of New Guinea and face pressure from land conversion.

• Congo BasinNarrower topic: The Congo rainforest is a major example of this biome.

• Western GhatsNarrower topic: The wet western slopes contain rainforest habitats shaped by the range’s rainfall.

• East KalimantanNarrower topic: Much of East Kalimantan’s natural landscape belongs to Borneo’s rainforest system.

• Peat swamp forestNarrower topic: Peat swamp forest is a waterlogged, peat-forming type of tropical forest.

• Sumatran rhinocerosNarrower topic: These forests provide the species’ remaining habitat and food.

• ColugoNarrower topic: Southeast Asian rainforests provide much of the colugo’s habitat.

• Howler monkeyNarrower topic: Howler populations depend on tropical forests and contribute to their ecological processes.

• Darién GapNarrower topic: Rainforest conditions contribute to the gap’s difficult overland terrain.

• Spider monkeyNarrower topic: Spider monkeys depend on forest canopies for food, shelter, and travel.

• Theobroma cacaoNarrower topic: Cacao evolved under the shaded, humid conditions associated with tropical forests.

• Biruté GaldikasNarrower topic: The Bornean rainforest is the ecosystem that sustains the orangutans central to her work.

• Glass frogNarrower topic: Forest loss can remove the humid, streamside habitat glass frogs depend on.

• Lorentz National ParkNarrower topic: Rainforest forms a major part of Lorentz’s ecosystem mosaic.

• Borneo lowland rain forestsNarrower topic: Borneo’s lowland forests are a regional example of this biome.

• Salonga National ParkNarrower topic: This ecosystem forms the park’s dominant habitat.

• African palm civetNarrower topic: The species inhabits tropical forests across much of its range.

• Bornean bearded pigNarrower topic: Lowland rainforest is a major habitat for the species.

• Congolian rainforestsNarrower topic: The Congolian forests are a major example of this global ecosystem type.

• Fruit doveNarrower topic: Many fruit dove species depend on these forests for food and shelter.

• Oriental pied hornbillNarrower topic: The species uses forest habitats, including lowland rainforest, for food and nesting.

• Ruffed lemurNarrower topic: Ruffed lemurs depend on Madagascar’s remaining tropical rainforests.

• SunbitternNarrower topic: Rainforest streams and their shaded banks form much of the sunbittern’s habitat.

• Tropical Rainforest Heritage of SumatraNarrower topic: The property safeguards examples of this globally significant ecosystem.