Which of the following biodiversity hotspots covers India's exceptionally high biodiversity regions?

Which of the following biodiversity hotspots covers India's exceptionally high biodiversity regions?
  1. Western Ghats and Sri Lanka
  2. Indo:Burma
  3. Himalaya
  4. All of the above

Solution

Western Ghats and Sri Lanka, Indo:Burma, and Himalaya are three of the biodiversity hotspots that cover India's exceptionally high biodiversity regions.

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