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Amazonia

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Amazonia

Those regions of Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia lying within the basin of the Amazon River.



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Information on COLA's Global Soil Wetness Project and another project studying climate variability over Amazonia is also available within the Research section of the site.
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