Neotropical
adjective
Relating to the tropical regions of the Americas, including both North and South America.
The neotropical rainforest is home to a vast array of species.

Often appears as...
- neotropical biodiversity
- neotropical species
Usage tips
Neutral
General
adjective
Relating to the tropical regions of the Americas, including both North and South America.
The neotropical rainforest is home to a vast array of species.

Often appears as...
- neotropical biodiversity
- neotropical species
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Definition 1 of 1

Contextual Understanding
The term 'neotropical' emphasizes the ecological significance of the Americas' tropical regions.
The Amazon rainforest is a well-known neotropical environment.
Conservation Relevance
Using 'neotropical' in discussions about biodiversity helps highlight specific conservation efforts required in these areas.
Many neotropical species are endangered due to habitat loss.
Ecological Studies
The term is crucial in scientific studies focusing on plant and animal species native to the Americas.
Ecologists often refer to neotropical zones when studying climate impact on ecosystems.
Contextual Understanding
The term 'neotropical' emphasizes the ecological significance of the Americas' tropical regions.
The Amazon rainforest is a well-known neotropical environment.
Conservation Relevance
Using 'neotropical' in discussions about biodiversity helps highlight specific conservation efforts required in these areas.
Many neotropical species are endangered due to habitat loss.
Ecological Studies
The term is crucial in scientific studies focusing on plant and animal species native to the Americas.
Ecologists often refer to neotropical zones when studying climate impact on ecosystems.
Contextual Understanding
The term 'neotropical' emphasizes the ecological significance of the Americas' tropical regions.
The Amazon rainforest is a well-known neotropical environment.
Conservation Relevance
Using 'neotropical' in discussions about biodiversity helps highlight specific conservation efforts required in these areas.
Many neotropical species are endangered due to habitat loss.
Ecological Studies
The term is crucial in scientific studies focusing on plant and animal species native to the Americas.
Ecologists often refer to neotropical zones when studying climate impact on ecosystems.
WordUp Chrome Extension
As you browse the web instantly look up words you don’t know.
Get Chrome Extension