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Spanish to English translations [PRO] Science - Environment & Ecology | | Spanish term or phrase: brañas guarnecidas por acebales | Description of protected areas in Cantabria, Spain.
Constituyen rasgos de interés los robledales de las zonas más bajas y septentrionales, como Ucieda, Cieza y Poniente, los hayedos de Saja y Bárcena Mayor en las zonas altas y las **brañas guarnecidas por acebales** en las cumbres.
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| | upland meadows dotted with holly thickets | Explanation: think "upland" is needed to distinguish type of meadow or even "sub-alpine" meadow or heathland.
Wiki has "mountain praire": Brañas, or mountain prairies in the municipality of Arenas de Iguña. In the distance, the Picos de Europa can be seen. Tordías Peak is 968 metres high
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indicate refuge habitats where Cantabrian capercaillie can still breed successfully. .... holly (Ilex aquifolium) and mountain ash (Sorbus aucu- paria), to name a few of the ..... upland meadows and subalpine moors (Menoni 1990). Differences in ...
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