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Topic

Endemic Species

Asked 2 times in CSE, peaking in 2016.
2
PYQs
1
Exams
1
Years active
2016–2016
Span
2016
Peak
2/2
Answers
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Key insights

  • Most tested in CSE — 2 of 2 PYQs
  • Most asked in 2016
  • Recurs across 1 years (2016–2016)

Across exams

CSE · 2

How the concept evolved

216
Rising — more than half its appearances (2 of 2) are since 2016.

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Sample questions

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CSE2016
Recently, our scientists have discovered a new and distinct species of banana plant which attains a height of about 11 metres and has orange-coloured fruit pulp. In which part of India has it been discovered?
  1. A Andaman Islands ✓
  2. B Anaimalai Forests
  3. C Maikala Hills
  4. D Tropical rain forests of northeast
✓ Correct answer: (A)
Environment & Ecology › Biodiversity & Conservation
CSE2016

With reference to 'Red Sanders', sometimes seen in the news, consider the following statements

  1. It is a tree species found in a part of South India
  2. It is one of the most important trees in the tropical rain forest areas of South India

Which of the statements given above is/are correct?

  1. A 1 only
  2. B 2 only
  3. C Both 1 and 2
  4. D Neither 1 nor 2 ✓
✓ Correct answer: (D)
Environment & Ecology › Protected Areas & Species

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