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  1. Habitat influences biodiversity by providing conditions that support various plants and animals, each adapted to its environment. This ensures ecological diversity and balance, creating a thriving ecosystem tailored to the region’s specific climate, resources, and geographic features. For more visitRead more

    Habitat influences biodiversity by providing conditions that support various plants and animals, each adapted to its environment. This ensures ecological diversity and balance, creating a thriving ecosystem tailored to the region’s specific climate, resources, and geographic features.

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  2. The Silent Valley in Kerala is a pristine moist evergreen forest with rich biodiversity. Its preservation through a people-led movement opposing a hydroelectric dam highlights its ecological importance and the successful effort to protect this unique environment for future generations. For more visiRead more

    The Silent Valley in Kerala is a pristine moist evergreen forest with rich biodiversity. Its preservation through a people-led movement opposing a hydroelectric dam highlights its ecological importance and the successful effort to protect this unique environment for future generations.

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  3. Janaki Ammal was an Indian botanist who documented India’s rich plant biodiversity and led the Botanical Survey of India. She played a vital role in the ‘Save Silent Valley’ movement, contributing significantly to conservation and the understanding of India's natural heritage. For more visit here: hRead more

    Janaki Ammal was an Indian botanist who documented India’s rich plant biodiversity and led the Botanical Survey of India. She played a vital role in the ‘Save Silent Valley’ movement, contributing significantly to conservation and the understanding of India’s natural heritage.

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  4. Animals can be grouped based on their movements, including flying, running, crawling, walking, hopping, or jumping. These movements are made possible by specialized body parts like wings, legs, or other structures, enabling them to adapt to their environments and lifestyles. For more visit here: httRead more

    Animals can be grouped based on their movements, including flying, running, crawling, walking, hopping, or jumping. These movements are made possible by specialized body parts like wings, legs, or other structures, enabling them to adapt to their environments and lifestyles.

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  5. Chickpea seeds split into two cotyledons, indicating they are dicots. These plants also possess reticulate venation and taproots, which are characteristic features of dicotyledonous plants, reflecting their classification and structural adaptations. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.comRead more

    Chickpea seeds split into two cotyledons, indicating they are dicots. These plants also possess reticulate venation and taproots, which are characteristic features of dicotyledonous plants, reflecting their classification and structural adaptations.

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