The geographical region between the tropical and temperate zones, characterized by warmer temperatures than the temperate zone and more seasonal variation than the tropics; also called [[副热带|副熱帶|fu4 re4 dai4]]

dense evergreen forest found in tropical regions with high temperatures and heavy rainfall throughout the year

subtropical high-pressure cell or belt, typically located at about thirty degrees north and south latitude

Any species of small, brightly colored fish originating from tropical or subtropical marine or freshwater environments, often kept for display

The geographical areas between the tropical and temperate zones, typically between 23.5 and 40 degrees latitude; subtropical zone or climate

tropical regions; the area between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn

General term for low-pressure weather systems that form over tropical or subtropical oceans, including systems categorized as tropical depressions, tropical storms, and [[台风|颱風|tai2 feng1]]

A type of tropical cyclone with sustained winds between level 8 and 9 on the Beaufort scale

any seabird of the family Phaethontidae found in tropical oceans

virgin tropical rainforest; primary tropical rainforest in its original and undisturbed state

the Neotropic ecozone; includes South America, Central America, and the Caribbean islands

(biogeography) the Afrotropical realm, one of the world's major land regions for biodiversity

A type of tropical cyclone with maximum sustained winds of 17 meters per second or less, corresponding to a wind force of 7 or lower on the Beaufort scale.

tropical weather system with low atmospheric pressure and rotating winds of low intensity