Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Kakadu National Park' has mentioned 'Country' in the following places:
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| four major river systems: the East Alligator River the West Alligator River the Wildman River the entire South Alligator River six major landforms: estuaries and tidal flats floodplains lowlands the stone country the outliers the southern hills and basins a remarkable variety and concentration of wildlife: over 280 bird species roughly 60 mammal species over 50 freshwater species over 10,000 insect species over 1,600 plant species some 117 species of reptiles | WIKI |
| The Aboriginal traditional owners of the park are descendants of various clan groups from the Kakadu area and have longstanding affiliations with this country. | WIKI |
| Kunumeleng xe2x80x93 mid-October to late December, pre-monsoon storm season with hot weather and building thunderstorms in the afternoons[9] Kudjewk xe2x80x93 from January to March, monsoon season with thunderstorms, heavy rain, and flooding; the heat and humidity generate an explosion of plant and animal life[10] Bangkerreng xe2x80x93 April, the "knock 'em down storm" season where floodwater recedes but violent, windy storms knock down grasses[11] Yekke xe2x80x93 from May to mid-June, relatively cool with low humidity, the Aboriginal people historically started burning the woodlands in patches to "clean the country" and encourage new growth for grazing animals Wurrkeng xe2x80x93 from mid-June to mid-August, the cold weather season with low humidity; most creeks stop flowing and the floodplains quickly dry out[12] Kurrung xe2x80x93 from mid-August to mid-October, hot dry weather with ever-shrinking billabongs. | WIKI |
| The environment referred to as the "Stone Country" features "resurrection grasses" that are able to cope with extreme heat and long dry spells followed by periods of torrential rain. | WIKI |
| Monsoon forests often develop in the cool moist gorges dissecting the stone country. | WIKI |
| There are six main landforms in Kakadu National Park: the Arnhem Land plateau and escarpment complex, known as the stone country; the outliers; the lowlands; the southern hills and basins; the floodplains; and the tidal flats. | WIKI |
| Kakaduxe2x80x99s ancient escarpment and stone country span more than two billion years of geological history, whereas the floodplains are recent, dynamic environments, shaped by changing sea levels and big floods every wet season. | UNESCO |