In India, which of the following areas is part of a recognized biodiversity hotspot?
A
Himalayas
B
Aravalli Ranges
C
Vindhya-Satpura
D
Nallamalai Ranges
Correct Option:
A
Explanation
The Himalaya is one of the globally recognized biodiversity hotspots that include Indian territory. Biodiversity hotspots are regions with exceptionally high endemic biodiversity that have also suffered major habitat loss. The Aravalli, Vindhya-Satpura, and Nallamalai ranges are important ecological regions but are not separate global biodiversity hotspots under this classification.
