Figure 4 in Squamates and amphibians from the Natufian cemetery of Raqefet Cave, Israel: taphonomy, paleoenvironments and paleoclimate

Figure 4. Composite phytogeographical map of Israel, with the location of Raqefet Cave marked by a white X. Ecological units are shown in colour (Data from Israel Nature and Parks Authority; see map legend). Geographic zones after Danin and Orshan (1990): (a) Coastal Galilee. (b) Acco Plain. (c) Carmel Coast. (d) Sharon Plain. (e) Philistine Plain. (f) Upper Galilee. (g) Lower Galilee. (h) Mount Carmel. (i) Esdraelon Plain. (j) Samaria. (k) Shefela. (l) Judean Mountains. (m) Northern Negev. (n) Western Negev. (o) Negev Highlands. (p) Southern Negev. (q) Hula Plain. (r) Upper Jordan Valley. (s) Beit Shean Valley. (t) Mt. Gilboa. (u) Samarian Desert. (v) Judean Desert. (w) Lower Jordan Valley. (x) Dead Sea Valley. (y) Arava Valley. (z) Mount Hermon. (aa) Golan.