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The Sonoran Desert is a biodiversity hotspot extending across parts of Mexico and the US, known for its unique flora and fauna. It features the saguaro and organ pipe cacti, diverse wildlife including the Gila monster and jaguar, and is the most tropical desert in North America with a bi-seasonal rainfall pattern. This desert's geography includes various sub-regions and supports a wide range of plant and animal life adapted to its arid conditions.
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The Sonoran Desert is bordered by the Gulf of California, Peninsular Ranges, and other deserts
Colorado Desert
The Colorado Desert is a sub-region of the Sonoran Desert known for its unique flora and fauna
Yuma Desert
The Yuma Desert is a sub-region of the Sonoran Desert that is home to the Gran Desierto de Altar
The Sonoran Desert has an arid and subtropical climate with bi-seasonal rainfall and a variety of climate classifications
The Sonoran Desert is home to a wide variety of plant species, including iconic cacti and other shrubs and trees
Plants in the Sonoran Desert have developed unique adaptations to survive in its extreme environment
The pattern of bi-seasonal rainfall in the Sonoran Desert supports a greater variety of plant species than any other desert in the world
The Sonoran Desert is home to a diverse range of animal species, including the elusive jaguar and the world's smallest owl
Animals in the Sonoran Desert have adapted to its harsh and varied conditions
The southeastern portion of the Sonoran Desert is important for the conservation of the jaguar, the only population in the United States