Venezuelan Andes

Target entity: Venezuelan Andes
Context triple: [Northern Andes, hasSubdivision, Venezuelan Andes]

• A. Sierra de Perijá
  Sierra de Perijá is a remote mountain range forming part of the northern Andes along the Colombia–Venezuela border, known for its rich biodiversity and role as a watershed between the Caribbean and the Lake Maracaibo basin.
• B. Ecuadorian Andes
  The Ecuadorian Andes are the segment of the Andean mountain range that runs through Ecuador, characterized by high volcanic peaks, inter-Andean valleys, and rich biodiversity.
• C. Colombian Andes
  The Colombian Andes are the portion of the Andean mountain range that traverses Colombia, characterized by three parallel cordilleras, diverse climates and ecosystems, and major cities such as Bogotá and Medellín.
• D. Northern Andes
  The Northern Andes is the northernmost section of the Andes mountain system, spanning parts of countries such as Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela and characterized by high peaks, active volcanoes, and rich biodiversity.
• E. Venezuelan Coastal Range
  The Venezuelan Coastal Range is a major mountain system running parallel to Venezuela’s northern Caribbean coast, known for its rugged peaks, rich biodiversity, and influence on the country’s climate and settlement patterns.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Venezuelan Andes
Target entity description: The Venezuelan Andes are a mountainous region in western Venezuela, forming the northeastern extension of the Andes range and featuring some of the country’s highest peaks and important agricultural and cultural areas.

• A. Sierra de Perijá
  Sierra de Perijá is a remote mountain range forming part of the northern Andes along the Colombia–Venezuela border, known for its rich biodiversity and role as a watershed between the Caribbean and the Lake Maracaibo basin.
• B. Ecuadorian Andes
  The Ecuadorian Andes are the segment of the Andean mountain range that runs through Ecuador, characterized by high volcanic peaks, inter-Andean valleys, and rich biodiversity.
• C. Colombian Andes
  The Colombian Andes are the portion of the Andean mountain range that traverses Colombia, characterized by three parallel cordilleras, diverse climates and ecosystems, and major cities such as Bogotá and Medellín.
• D. Northern Andes
  The Northern Andes is the northernmost section of the Andes mountain system, spanning parts of countries such as Colombia, Ecuador, and Venezuela and characterized by high peaks, active volcanoes, and rich biodiversity.
• E. Venezuelan Coastal Range
  The Venezuelan Coastal Range is a major mountain system running parallel to Venezuela’s northern Caribbean coast, known for its rugged peaks, rich biodiversity, and influence on the country’s climate and settlement patterns.
• F. None of above. chosen