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Canopy of the mossy montane rainforest in the Foja Mountain, north of the Mamberano River basin in West Papua. O Tim Laman, 2008 NEW GUINEA New Guinea is the largest and most mountainous tropical island and one of the world's mega-diverse regions, constituting less than 0.5% of the global landmass, but home to 6-8% of the world's species. Half of these species are strictly endemic, which means they are found nowhere else and are entirely reliant on the continued existence of their habitat. The island is home to 1,800 terrestrial vertebrate species, including more than 800 species of birds, and the highest diversity of arboreal marsupials in the world (38 species). It is also the home of 240 mammal species-4.5% of the world's total and 9 times the average global density of mammal species (with 62% being endemic). New Guinea has the third-largest tract of rainforest in the world after the Amazon and the Congo. Two- thirds of the island is still covered with tropical forests. Image: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/2010/06/foja-mountains/
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