The correct option is
B A - T, B - F, C - F and D - T
Alexander von Humboldt was a German naturalist and geographer who proposed the species - area relationships of an ecosystem. He observed that within a region, species richness increases with increasing explored area, but upto a certain limit.
For example, a wide varieties of species will be present deep in the forest compared to its periphery, because the explored area of the deep forest is more. Hence statement C is false and statement D is true.
The relationship plot between species richness and area gives a rectangular hyperbola.
Hence statement A is true.
This graph can be represented by the equation,
S = CAz
On logarithmic scale, it can be represented as
log S = log C + Z log A
where S - Species richness
Z - Slope of line (regression coefficient)
C - Y-intercept
A - Area
Hence statement B is false.