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The three global biodiversity hotspots that extend into India are Himalaya, Indo-Burma and:

Answer: the Western Ghats-Sri Lanka.

  • A the Sundarbans mangrove belt
  • B the central Thar desert
  • C the Western Ghats-Sri Lanka
  • D the eastern Gangetic plains

Correct answer: C. the Western Ghats-Sri Lanka

Explanation: India has parts of three hotspots: the Western Ghats and Sri Lanka, the Himalaya, and the Indo-Burma region, all rich in endemic species under threat.

Concept context

Levels of biodiversity, species richness patterns, threats (HIPPO), and conservation strategies. Always in NEET.

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