Biodiversity

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Which animal never drinks water in its entire life? ​

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Which animal does not drink water?

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Write a note on various in situ conservation methods.

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Which one of the following is not used for Ex situ plant conservation?

1. seed banks

2. field gene banks

3. botanical gardens

4. shifting cultivation

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Wildlife Protection Act" was enacted by the Indian government in:

1. 1952

2. 1972

3. 1958

4. 1973

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An example of ex situ conservation is_________.

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Which one of the following bio-reserves of India is not included in the world network of bio reserve?

1. Manas

2. Gulf of Mannar

3. Nilgiri

4. Nanda Devi

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Write the definition of a national park.

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The Panchmarhi Biosphere Reserve consists of one National Park named __________ and two wildlife sanctuaries named Bori and________.

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Just as a person moving from Delhi to Shimla to escape the heat for the duration of hot summer, Thousands of migratory birds Siberia and other extremely cold Northern regions move to?

1. Corbett National Park

2. Western Chat

3. Meghalaya

4. Keoladeo National Park

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The occurrence of diversity among the organisms of same species is called ________.

1. genetic diversity
2. ecosystem diversity
3. functional diversity
4. species diversity

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What do you mean by biodiversity?

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Planting of trees on barren land is called

1. Agroforestry

2. Afforestation

3. Reforestation

4. Deforestation

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Glass rope sponge is_______

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A biogeographic region that is both a significant reservoir of biodiversity and threatened with destruction is ________

1. Sanctuary

2. National park

3. Biodiversity hotspot

4. biomes or habitat types.

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What is not true about hotspots?

1. India has three hotspots

2. Total hotspots are 34

3. Hotspots contain high density of megadiversity

4. Total area covered by hotspots is less than 2% of land

Q. Ecosystem diversity deals with the variation in ecosystems within a geographical location.

1. Community productivity

2. Biomass

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In which of the following state is the Simlipal bio-reserve located?

1. Punjab

2. Delhi

3. Odisha

4. West Bengal

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The Indian wild ass (Asinus hemionus) is found in _____

Q. The image below represents many frogs with different features. What type of biodiversity does it describe?

1. Adaptation diversity
2. Ecosystem diversity
3. Genetic diversity
4. Species diversity

Q. Innumerable species of organisms occur in nature. This is known as _____ .

1. primary and secondary consumers are similar

2. the abiotic components are almost similar

3. the biotic components are almost similar

4. ecological diversity

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National parks help in conservation of flora and fauna; hence, timber wood collection and hunting are prohibited.

1. False
2. True

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What happens when biodiversity increases?

Q. Hotspots of biodiversity means

1. Areas of the Earth, that contain many endemic species.
2. Species serves as proxy for entire communities in particular area.
3. Species in particular niche / area.
4. Species diversity at particular area.

Q. The term hot spot for high diversity ecological regions was coined by

1. IUCN
2. Myers
3. Odum
4. Kormandy

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How is an ecosystem sustainable?

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What is the function of thick lips in camel?

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Which is not a cause of the destruction of forests?

1. Loss of biodiversity

2. Hurting the economy

3. The harming of many indigenous peoples

4. They are all problems caused by deforestation

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Kanha National. Park is famous for birds.

1. True
2. False

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Which one of the following is not observed in Biodiversity Hotspot?

1. lesser interspecific competition

2. accelerated species loss

3. endemism

4. species richness