In which of the following regions of India are you most likely to come across the ‘Great Indian Hornbill’ in its natural habitat?
Subject: SpeciesXHabitat
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Recently there was a proposal to translocate some of the lions from their natural habitat in Gujarat to which one of the following sites
Recently there was a proposal to translocate some of the lions from their natural habitat in Gujarat to which one of the following sites?
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If you want to see gharials in their natural habitat, which one of the following is the best place to visit
If you want to see gharials in their natural habitat, which one of the following is the best place to visit ?
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Which one of the following groups of plants was domesticated in the ‘New World’ and introduced into the ‘Old World’
Which one of the following groups of plants was domesticated in the ‘New World’ and introduced into the ‘Old World’?
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Which one of the following protected areas is well-known for the conservation of a sub-species of the Indian swamp deer (Barasingha) that thrives well on hard ground and is exclusively graminivorous
Which one of the following protected areas is well-known for the conservation of a sub-species of the Indian swamp deer (Barasingha) that thrives well on hard ground and is exclusively graminivorous?
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Which of the following are the most likely places to find the musk deer in its natural
Which of the following are the most likely places to find the musk deer in its natural
habitat?
1. Askot Wildlife Sanctuary
2. Gangotri National Park
3. Kishanpur Wildlife Sanctuary
4. Manas National Park
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Which of the following statements with regard to the arrival of Amur Falcons at Doyang Lake in Nagaland each year from Mongolia is/are correct
Which of the following statements with regard to the arrival of Amur Falcons at Doyang Lake in Nagaland each year from Mongolia is/are correct?
1. It showcases how sustained local conservation efforts can contribute to the arrival and protection of international migratory birds.
2. It reflects the global success of advanced tracking technologies that guide migratory birds back to their stopover sites.
3. It confirms that Amur Falcons have adapted to permanent residency in India due to favourable habitat changes.