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compare adaptation strategies of polar bear and penguin. (4 points)
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1. Ruminants have multi-chambered stomachs, and food particles must be made small enough to pass through the reticulum chamber into the rumen chamber. Inside the rumen, special bacteria and protozoa secrete the necessary enzymes to break down the various forms of cellulose for digestion and absorption
2. The presence of starch turns the solution in the test tube into blue colour in the boiled rice.
After adding iodine to it the colour never changes as the activity of salivary amylase on starch.
The conversion of starch present in salivary amylase into maltose gives a negative reaction.
3. They have special adaptations, or features that help them live in that habitat, like webbed feet, a layer of fat, fur that helps them blend in and dry off, and black skin to absorb the sun's heat.
4. Madhya Pradesh harbors more than 45 species of mammalian fauna (Wroughton 1913, Harshey and
Chandra, 2001) which is about 10% of the India's wild mammals (Menon 2014). It broadly lies in
Deccan Plateau, the largest biogeographic zone of India. Madhya Pradesh is the second largest state
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in India with an area of 3,08,245 km , covers almost 9.38% of geographical area of the country of
2 which 25.13% is forested. It has the largest forest cover (77,462 km ) among all the Indian states. It has
9 National Parks and 25 Wildlife Sanctuaries and 5 Tiger Reserves as Protected Areas which
constitutes 3.25% of total geographic area.
It is home to several rare, endemic and endangered species, important from the conservation point
of view. Madhya Pradesh shares some of the typical Indian fauna like chital, nilgai, black buck, fourhorned antelope and the sloth bear along with some others like gaur, sambar and the barking deer
that occur both in India and the South-East Asia (Prater 2005).
Apart from the forest and wildlife resources, Madhya Pradesh is also endowed with natural resources
like minerals, fertile agro-climatic conditions and a network of rivers. There are ten river basins in
Madhya Pradesh and the major rivers are Narmada, Tapti, Betwa, Chambal, Son, Mahanadi, Shipra,
Kewai, and Johila. Madhya Pradesh has 11 different agro-climatic zones out of 25 Agro-climatic
Zones in India. Madhya Pradesh has the only working diamond mine in India and has fourth position
in coal production as well as third largest producer of cement in India. Being at the center of India, the
state is well connected to the country's other corners, 425 trains pass through Madhya Pradesh daily
with, 220 trains cross through the state capital Bhopal alone. Eighteen National Highways (5,193.57
km) traversing Madhya Pradesh along with the10,859 kms of State Highways.
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