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    Identify the correct description of rivet popper hypothesis.

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    The phrase "evil quartet" was coined by

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    The number of taxa present within a particular area or an ecosystem is

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    Rivet popper hypothesis was given by

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    The species diversity decreases from lower to higher altitudes on a mountain. This is due to 

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    Which one of the following is an example of ex situ conservation?

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    All non-domesticated and non-cultivated biota in the natural environment are termed 

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    Spot out the zone of our country considered as the hot spot of biodiversity and regarded as the 'Cradle of Speciation'.

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    Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer using the code given below the Lists:

    List-I (Region)List-II (Characteristic vegetation)
    A.Selvas1.Tropophytes
    B.Savanna2.Mosses and lichens
    C.Tundra3.Epiphytes
    D.Monsoon land4.Grasses and trees

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    Read the statements and choose the correct option :
    A : Sacred grooves are examples of in situ conservation
    B : Biodiversity hotspots have low degree of endemism.
    C : Biodiversity increases when number of organisms in a particular species increases.

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