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The dominant vegetation is a type of savanna known as campos rupestres or rock fields and lies in the Espinhaço Range between 700 and 2,000 m in elevation.
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In the Brazilian side these grasslands are called the campos limpos; there are almost no gallery forests on this side.
Uruguayan savanna 2007
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The country was poor, and through what is called campos — i.e. rolling plains, with a coarse pasturage.
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Cerrado occurs on seasonally flooded lowlands, and is characterized by relatively open fields or "campos" dominated by grasses of Paspalum sp.,
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However, only "refugios montanos" were classified as "campos rupestres" in order to separate them from other types of "campos" in southeastern Brazil's mountains.
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Pasture is abundant; for two miles below the town the valley opens out into wide "campos" covered with grass, on which a large number of horses, cattle, and mules are reared.
The Naturalist in Nicaragua Thomas Belt 1855
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The layers of prosperity (or lack of it) range from the near destitute folks in the campos to the uber-rich.
Page 2 2010
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The layers of prosperity (or lack of it) range from the near destitute folks in the campos to the uber-rich.
Page 2 2010
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The layers of prosperity (or lack of it) range from the near destitute folks in the campos to the uber-rich.
Page 2 2010
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The layers of prosperity (or lack of it) range from the near destitute folks in the campos to the uber-rich.
Page 2 2010
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