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Borneo's Kinabalu Alpine Zone: The Shocking Truth Explained
Mount Kinabalu rises to 4,095 metres, making it the highest peak between the Himalayas and New Guinea The alpine zone above 3,200m hosts over 50 endemic plant species found nowhere else on Earth Temperatures at the summit can plunge to -5°C at night despite Kinabalu sitting just 6° north of the Equa
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Borneo's Kinabalu Alpine Zone: The Shocking Truth Explained
Mount Kinabalu rises to 4,095 metres, making it the highest peak between the Himalayas and New Guinea The alpine zone above 3,200m hosts over 50 endemic plant species found nowhere else on Earth Temperatures at the summit can plunge to -5°C at night despite Kinabalu sitting just 6° north of the Equa
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Borneo's Kinabalu Alpine Zone: The Shocking Truth Explained
Mount Kinabalu rises to 4,095 metres, making it the highest peak between the Himalayas and New Guinea The alpine zone above 3,200m hosts over 50 endemic plant species found nowhere else on Earth Temperatures at the summit can plunge to -5°C at night despite Kinabalu sitting just 6° north of the Equa
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Borneo's Kinabalu Alpine Zone: The Shocking Truth Explained
Mount Kinabalu rises to 4,095 metres, making it the highest peak between the Himalayas and New Guinea The alpine zone above 3,200m hosts over 50 endemic plant species found nowhere else on Earth Temperatures at the summit can plunge to -5°C at night despite Kinabalu sitting just 6° north of the Equa
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