Match the List-I with List-II:

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$(C)$. Narrowly utilitarian: Humans derive countless direct economic benefits from nature, such as food, fibre, firewood, construction material, indus

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$A-iv, B-iii, C-i, D-ii$

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$(C)$. Narrowly utilitarian: Humans derive countless direct economic benefits from nature, such as food, fibre, firewood, construction material, industrial products, and medicinal products. Thus, it matches with $iv$.
$B$. Broadly utilitarian: Nature provides many ecosystem services that are non-marketable but essential, such as oxygen production through photosynthesis, pollination, and aesthetic pleasure. Thus, it matches with $iii$.
$C$. In situ conservation: This involves protecting species in their natural habitats, such as biodiversity hotspots, national parks, and sanctuaries. Thus, it matches with $i$.
$D$. Ex-situ conservation: This involves protecting species outside their natural habitats, such as seed banks, botanical gardens, and zoological parks. Thus, it matches with $ii$.
Therefore, the correct matching is $A-iv, B-iii, C-i, D-ii$.

List-$I$	List-$II$
$A$. Narrowly utilitarian	$i$. Hot-spot
$B$. Broadly utilitarian	$ii$. Seed bank
$C$. In situ conservation	$iii$. Photosynthesis
$D$. Ex-situ conservation	$iv$. Food and Fibre

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(i)$ Nile perch in Lake Victoria	$(i)$ Obvious reasons for habitat destruction
$(ii)$ Narrowly utilitarian	$(ii)$ Habitat destruction
$(iii)$ Main cause for biodiversity loss	$(iii)$ High endemism
$(iv)$ Hotspot	$(iv)$ Alien species

List $I$	List $II$
$A$. Robert May	$I$. Species-Area relationship
$B$. Alexander von Humboldt	$II$. Long term ecosystem experiment using outdoor plots
$C$. Paul Ehrlich	$III$. Global species diversity at about $7$ million
$D$. David Tilman	$IV$. Rivet popper hypothesis

Match the List-$I$ with List-$II$:

List-$I$ List-$II$

$A$. Narrowly utilitarian $i$. Hot-spot

$B$. Broadly utilitarian $ii$. Seed bank

$C$. In situ conservation $iii$. Photosynthesis

$D$. Ex-situ conservation $iv$. Food and Fibre

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Column-$I$ Column-$II$

$(i)$ Nile perch in Lake Victoria $(i)$ Obvious reasons for habitat destruction

$(ii)$ Narrowly utilitarian $(ii)$ Habitat destruction

$(iii)$ Main cause for biodiversity loss $(iii)$ High endemism

$(iv)$ Hotspot $(iv)$ Alien species

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Match the List-$I$ with List-$II$: List-$I$ List-$II$ $A$. Narrowly utilitarian $i$. Hot-spot $B$. Broadly utilitarian $ii$. Seed bank $C$. In situ conservation $iii$. Photosynthesis $D$. Ex-situ conservation $iv$. Food and Fibre