JKPSC KAS · General Studies (Paper I) · Environmental Ecology, Biodiversity and Climate Change
Ecology and Biodiversity
Ecosystems, biodiversity hotspots and conservation.
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पूरा मॉक दीजिए →Q1 · Ecology and Biodiversity · HARD
Consider the following pairs: Biosphere Reserve : State 1. Nokrek : Meghalaya 2. Simlipal : Odisha 3. Panna : Madhya Pradesh 4. Agasthyamalai : Tamil Nadu and Kerala How many of the above pairs are correctly matched?
Q2 · Ecology and Biodiversity · HARD
Consider the following statements about the rivers of Jammu and Kashmir: 1. Jhelum is the only major Himalayan river flowing through the Kashmir Valley. 2. Marusudar is the largest tributary of the Chenab River in J&K. 3. The Shyok River originates from the Rimo Glacier in the Siachen area. Which of the statements given above are correct?
Q3 · Ecology and Biodiversity · MEDIUM
Which of the following rare fauna species are found in the Siachen Glacier region? 1. Snow Leopard 2. Brown Bear 3. Asiatic Lion 4. Tibetan Antelope Select the correct answer using the code given below:
Q4 · Ecology and Biodiversity · MEDIUM
Which of the following wetlands in Jammu and Kashmir is designated as a Ramsar Site?
Q5 · Ecology and Biodiversity · HARD
The Great Indian Bustard, a critically endangered bird species, is primarily found in which of the following habitats?