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CONSERVATION OF BIODIVERSITY |IN SITU CONSERVATION

How many biogeographic does India have? a.5 b.6 c.8 d.10 2.Lime is generally added to _____ soil. Salty Dry Alkaline Acidic 3. _______ has the maximum genetic diversity in India Potato Tea Mango Teak 4. _________ is one of the most prevalent hotspots of biodiversity in India. Himalayas Western Ghats Ganges None of the above 5. Galápagos finches are a good example of ____________. Extinction Heterochromia Island gigantism Adaptive radiation 6. ______ is one of the least porous soils. Peat Soil Loam Clayey soil None of the above 7. ___________ is a non-renewable resource. Crude oil Uranium Hot spring Silica 8. __________ is an example of an ex-situ conservation. Sacred groves Wildlife sanctuary Seed bank National park 9. __________ is not generally seen in biodiversity hotspots. Endemism Species richness Loss of diversity Lesser interspecific competition.  10. ___________ occurs when the death of the last individual in a species occurs. Adaptation Phylogenic diversity Speciation Extinction 11. ____________ is defined as an ecological state of a species being unique to a specific geographic location. Exotic species Endemic species Ecosystem None of the above 12._________ is the forest cover to be maintained as per the National Forest Policy (1988) 67% for hills & 33% for plains 37% for hills & 11% for plains 17% for hills & 23% for plains None of the above 13. ___________ is defined as the number of species represented in a specific region, landscape or ecological community. Coevolution Commensalism Species richness Population density 14. Global warming can significantly be controlled by _____________ Increasing solid waste Reducing water wastage Burning human-generated waste Reducing fossil fuel consumption 15. _______ is the basic unit of classification and a taxonomic rank. Species Genus Class Order 16. Which of the following animals is now extinct? Tasmanian tiger Tasmanian devil Pademelon Quoll 2 4 – 3 4 – 4 3– 5 2 – 6 4 – 7 3, 8 2 – 9 3 – 4 10 -4 11 -2 12 – 1 13 – 3 14 – 4 15 – 1 #zoologynotes #biology #zoology #bsc1styearzoology #cell #wildlife #insituconservation #biodiversity nationalpark