According to the concept of species-area relations $-$

  • A
    The number of species in an area increases with the size of the area up to a limit.
  • B
    Larger species require larger habitat areas than smaller species do.
  • C
    Most species within any given area are endemic.
  • D
    The larger the area,the greater the extinction rate.

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New York at $41^o\, N$ has .......... species and Greenland at $71^o\, N$ has ......... species.

The correct equation depicting the species-area relationship is:

What is/are the correct explanations for higher diversity in tropical areas in comparison to temperate areas?
$I$. There are no unfavourable seasons in the tropics
$II$. Less solar energy is available in the tropics
$III$. Rate of extinction is low in the tropics
$IV$. Resource availability is higher in the tropics
Choose the correct option.

The variety of frugivorous organisms is greater in tropical rain forests compared to temperate regions because of:

As we move from the equator towards the poles,species diversity $.........$.

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