Zones of the Andes 2014
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The document describes the different zones of elevation in the Andes Mountains, from the lowest coastal plains up through the high altitude puna grasslands. It notes that each 1,000 meter increase in elevation brings a change in climate and vegetation, from tropical rainforests near sea level up through dry scrublands and grasslands at higher elevations. Life becomes more difficult for both humans and animals the higher and colder one travels in the Andes.
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