Question

What are biodiversity hotspots? Give an example. please don't copy paste​

Answer 1

Answer:

how are u

Explanation:

Biodiversity hotspots are regions that are both biologically fertile (rich distribution of plants and animals) and highly threatened. ... Examples of biodiversity hotspots are forest habitats as they constantly face destruction and degradation due to illegal logging, pollution and deforestation

Answer 2

Answer:

There are many endemic species in certain areas.

Explanation:

The region should have at least 1500 vascular plant species, indicating a high degree of endemism.

It must contain 30% (or less) of its original habitat, indicating that it is threatened.

Following the criteria required for an area to be designated as a Biodiversity Hotspot, India has four major biodiversity hotspots:

• The Himalayan Mountains

• Region of Indo-Burma

• Western Ghats

• Sundaland

The Himalayan Mountains

The Himalayas (overall) comprise North-East India, Bhutan, and Central and Eastern Nepal, and are considered the highest in the world. This region (NE Himalayas) has a total of 163 endangered species.

example: Indo – Burma Region, The Himalayan Mountains, The Western Ghats, Sundaland

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