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Great Lakes
this body of water is a natural border between the U.S. and Canada.
Rio Grande
stretches of it act as a natural border between the U.S. and Mexico.
Cascade Range
Neartic
Isthmus of Panama
narrow curve of land that connects North and South America
Guatemala
Central American country that runs parallel to the Cocos ocean plate
Lake Erie
an endemic species inhabiting Sierra GordaYou'll find nearly 20% of the world's fresh surface water here.North America and Canada make up this ecoregion.location of Mount St. Helensone of only 17 countries recognized as mega-diversean endangered species found in Sierra Gorda

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It seems you have a list of geographic features, bodies of water, and ecological details pertaining to North America, particularly relating to Mexico, Canada, and the surrounding regions. Here’s how the items connect:

  1. Mexico: A country in North America, bordered to the north by the United States and to the south by Central America.

  2. Great Lakes: A group of five large freshwater lakes (Superior, Michigan, Huron, Erie, and Ontario) located in North America. The lakes serve as a natural border between the U.S. and Canada.

  3. Rio Grande: A river that acts as a natural border between the U.S. and Mexico.

  4. Cascade Range: A mountain range that extends from British Columbia in Canada down through Washington, Oregon, and into Northern California in the U.S., known for its volcanic activity (including Mount St. Helens).

  5. Neartic: A biogeographic region that includes North America and parts of northern Asia, characterized by a diverse range of ecosystems.

  6. Isthmus of Panama: A narrow strip of land connecting North and South America, not directly related to the Great Lakes, Rio Grande, or Cascade Range but important in a broader geographical context.

  7. Guatemala: A Central American country located to the southeast of Mexico, lying near the Cocos ocean plate.

  8. Lake Erie: One of the Great Lakes, which is also recognized for its biodiversity.

  9. Sierra Gorda: An ecoregion located in Mexico that is known for its rich biodiversity and endemic species.

  10. Nearly 20% of the world's fresh surface water: This refers to the Great Lakes region, which holds a significant portion of the world’s fresh water.

  11. Location of Mount St. Helens: It is situated in the Cascade Range in Washington state, known for its volcanic activity.

  12. One of only 17 countries recognized as mega-diverse: Mexico is among these countries due to its high level of biodiversity and numerous endemic species.

  13. An endangered species found in Sierra Gorda: The region is home to various endangered species, contributing to its ecological significance.

If you need further clarification or specific details about any of these aspects, feel free to ask!