Column I Column II
(A) Eastern Ghats (p) Western and Eastern Himalayas
(B) Estuarine ecosystem (q) Rajasthan, Punjab and part of Gujarat
(C) Indus plains (r) West Bengal and Andaman Nicobar
(D) Arctic zone (s) Cape Comarine to Gujarat

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(A) $\to$ s (B) $\to$ r (C) $\to$ q (D) $\to$ p

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Column I	Column II
(A) Eastern Ghats	(p) Western and Eastern Himalayas
(B) Estuarine ecosystem	(q) Rajasthan, Punjab and part of Gujarat
(C) Indus plains	(r) West Bengal and Andaman Nicobar
(D) Arctic zone	(s) Cape Comarine to Gujarat

Column IColumn II(A) Eastern Ghats(p) Western and Eastern Himalayas(B) Estuarine ecosystem(q) Rajasthan, Punjab and part of Gujarat(C) Indus plains(r) West Bengal and Andaman Nicobar(D) Arctic zone(s) Cape Comarine to Gujarat

(A) → s (B) → r (C) → q (D) → p

Column I Column II
(A) Eastern Ghats (p) Western and Eastern Himalayas
(B) Estuarine ecosystem (q) Rajasthan, Punjab and part of Gujarat
(C) Indus plains (r) West Bengal and Andaman Nicobar
(D) Arctic zone (s) Cape Comarine to Gujarat

(A) $\to$ s (B) $\to$ r (C) $\to$ q (D) $\to$ p