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The Himalayas extend from Pamir Knot in Tajikistan to the ______.
The Himalayas extend from Pamir Knot in Tajikistan to the ______.
east
The western part of the North Indian Plains is occupied by a ______.
The western part of the North Indian Plains is occupied by a ______.
desert
The ______ is a major mountain system of the Asian continent.
The ______ is a major mountain system of the Asian continent.
Himalayas
The region with an altitude of more than 6000m lies in ______.
The region with an altitude of more than 6000m lies in ______.
The ______ act as a water divide between two river basins.
The ______ act as a water divide between two river basins.
The altitude range of the ______ river basin is below 200m.
The altitude range of the ______ river basin is below 200m.
The altitude of the region shown in yellow ranges from ______ to 1000 meters.
The altitude of the region shown in yellow ranges from ______ to 1000 meters.
The ______ Plateau is located in between the Aravali ranges and Chhota Nagpur Plateau.
The ______ Plateau is located in between the Aravali ranges and Chhota Nagpur Plateau.
The ______ is known for its large, aerial presence and vibrant colors.
The ______ is known for its large, aerial presence and vibrant colors.
The ______ tree is commonly associated with the dry regions of India.
The ______ tree is commonly associated with the dry regions of India.
The ______ is a significant mangrove ecosystem located in India.
The ______ is a significant mangrove ecosystem located in India.
In India, the ______ is a carnivorous reptile often found in freshwater habitats.
In India, the ______ is a carnivorous reptile often found in freshwater habitats.
The ______ is a large cat native to the Indian subcontinent.
The ______ is a large cat native to the Indian subcontinent.
Many ______ species add beauty and diversity to the forests of India.
Many ______ species add beauty and diversity to the forests of India.
The ______ is one of the most endangered species found in the Indian forest.
The ______ is one of the most endangered species found in the Indian forest.
The ______ deer is a unique species, adapted to swampy environments.
The ______ deer is a unique species, adapted to swampy environments.
The __________ are characterized by high biodiversity and dense tree cover.
The __________ are characterized by high biodiversity and dense tree cover.
India is home to a variety of forest types including __________ forests, deciduous forests, and evergreen forests.
India is home to a variety of forest types including __________ forests, deciduous forests, and evergreen forests.
The __________ forests are those that shed their leaves seasonally.
The __________ forests are those that shed their leaves seasonally.
The __________ forests receive heavy rainfall and are located in the Western Ghats and the Northeast region of India.
The __________ forests receive heavy rainfall and are located in the Western Ghats and the Northeast region of India.
India's __________ forests are mainly found in the Himalayan region and are known for their coniferous species.
India's __________ forests are mainly found in the Himalayan region and are known for their coniferous species.
The __________ forests found in Sundarbans are unique because they are home to mangrove trees.
The __________ forests found in Sundarbans are unique because they are home to mangrove trees.
Deforestation leads to the degradation of __________, which can have serious environmental consequences.
Deforestation leads to the degradation of __________, which can have serious environmental consequences.
Sustainable practices are essential to protect __________ from over-exploitation.
Sustainable practices are essential to protect __________ from over-exploitation.
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Study Notes
Introduction
- The text discusses the physiography of India, which is comprised of five major divisions: The Himalayas, the North Indian Plains, the Peninsula, the Coastal Plains, and the Island Groups
- The text also mentions the different types of flora and fauna in India.
Himalayas
- The Himalayas are young fold mountains that extend from the Pamir Knot in Tajikistan to the east
- They are a major mountain system in Asia
- The text refers to them as one of the "young fold mountains" in the world
The North Indian Plains
- The western portion of the North Indian Plains is occupied by the Thar Desert, also known as the Marusthali.
Flora and Fauna
- Examples of Indian flora are: Banyan, Babul, Orchids, Rosewood, and Mangroves (Sunderbans)
- India is home to a variety of fauna, including: Asiatic Lion, Swamp Deer, Leopard, Crocodile, Flamingo, and Alligator.
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