Fog desert
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A fog desert is a type of terrestrial ecoregion in which there is little rainfall but much moisture found in the air, enough to sustain animal and plant life. [1]
Examples of fog deserts include the Jiddat al Harasis area in Oman and Biosphere 2, an artificial closed ecosphere in Arizona.
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