Question

Explain in brief 'Biodiversity Hot Spots'.

Answer 1

       A biogeographic region is a biodiversity hotspot.

• This is significant reservoir.
• It is threatened with destruction.
• There are four biodiversity hotspot in India, they are the Western Ghats, the Indo-Burma, the Himalayas and the sundaland.
• Around the world, the twenty five biologically rich areas lost its seventy percent of their original habitat actually means biodiversity hotspot.

Answer 2

Biodiversity hot spots:

• A biodiversity hot spot is also called a biogeographic region, it has the origin of a significant "reservoir of biodiversity" and is also in danger of destruction.
• Scientist "Norman Mayer's article in 1988" was first delivered the concept of biodiversity hot spot.
• The term biodiversity hot spot particularly refers to the "25 biologically rich areas" around the world that have lost "their original habitat" which it covered 75 percent of the areas.
• 36 areas around the world can be classified under this definition.
• These regions are identified as the worlds' most important ecosystem.
• The ecosystem is "rich in natural resources" and has a rich biodiversity.

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