IndoPolynesian
IndoPolynesian refers to a broad biogeographical region encompassing the vast expanse of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, extending from the eastern coast of Africa and the Red Sea across to the islands of the central Pacific Ocean, and south to the northern coasts of Australia. This region is characterized by its tropical and subtropical marine environments and is renowned for its immense biodiversity, particularly in coral reef ecosystems.
The term Indo-Polynesian is frequently used in marine biology and oceanography to describe the distribution patterns
The Indo-Polynesian province is considered a center of marine biodiversity, with an exceptionally high number of