121RPSC2008Environment & EcologyEnglish
The ‘Hot Spot’ of Biodiversity in India are
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Correct option: C — Eastern Himalayas and the Western Ghats
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- 122UKPSC2016Environment & EcologyEnglish
Which of the following is considered a ‘hot-spot’ of biodiversity in India?
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Correct option: D — Western Ghats
- 123TNPSC2019Environment & EcologyEnglish
With reference to biodiversity, which of the following regions in India is regarded as ‘HOT SPOT’?
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Correct option: A — Andaman and Nicobar Island
- 124TSPSC2018Environment & EcologyEnglish
Which of the following is considered ‘Hot Spot’ of biodiversity?
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Correct option: B — Eastern Himalayas
- 125Sikkim PSC2017Environment & EcologyEnglish
The ‘Hot Spots’ (in context of environment) found in India are
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Correct option: C — Eastern Himalayan Range, Western Ghat
- 126UPPSC2016Environment & EcologyEnglish
Which one of the following is not a ‘biodiversity hot spot’ of India?
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Correct option: B — Vindhyas
- 127UPSC1996Environment & EcologyEnglish
Which one of the following regions of India is regarded as an ‘ecological hot spot’?
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Correct option: D — Both (B) and (C)
- 128APPSC2019Environment & EcologyEnglish
The tallest known living tree
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Correct option: B — Sequoia
- 129HPSC2019Environment & EcologyEnglish
A species is considered to be extinct if it has not been seen in its natural habitat for
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Correct option: D — 50 years
- 130UPPSC2014Environment & EcologyEnglish
Which one of the following is not responsible for the extinction of a species?
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Correct option: A — Broad niche
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