The animal that has become extinct from India
- Sus salvanius
- Lion tailed macaque
- Berberis nilgiriensis
- Cheetah
The Correct Option is D
Solution and Explanation
Top Questions on loss of biodiversity
- These are regarded as major causes of biodiversity loss:
A. Over exploitation
B. Co-extinction
C. Mutation
D. Habitat loss and fragmentation
E. Migration
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Concepts Used:
Loss of Biodiversity
The reduction in the number, genetic variability, and the variety of species and the biological community of a place is known as the Loss of Biodiversity. By humans, due to the colonization of the tropical Pacific Island, there has been a deprivation of more than 2000 species. Present data evaluates that around 15,500 species are endangered. Presently the loss of biodiversity is evaluated at - 23% of all mammal species, 12% of all bird species, 32% of all amphibian species, and 31% of gymnosperm species on the planet are facing the threat or warning of extinction.
Loss of Biodiversity: Causes
- Loss of Habitat and Fragmentation
- Over Exploitation of Natural Resources
- Alien Species Invasion
- Co-Extinction