Consider the two statements:
I. Ex situ conservation is rarely enough to save a species from extinction.
II. It is to be used as a last resort, or as a supplement to in situ conservation

1. Both I and II are correct and II explains I.
2. Both I and II are correct but II does not explain I.
3. Both I and II are incorrect.
4. Only I is correct.

Subtopic:  Ex Situ Conservation of Biodiversity |

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Consider the two statements:

I. Biological control by an introduced control can affect biodiversity.
II. An introduced control does not always target only the intended pest species; it can also target native species.

1. Both I and II are correct and II explains I.
2. Both I and II are correct but II does not explain I.
3. I is correct but II is incorrect.
4. Both I and II are incorrect.

Subtopic:  Biodiversity Patterns |
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Organisms that are least likely to experience extinction over the long term are most likely to be found in:

1. areas inhabited by humans 2. very stable habitats
3. desert 4. savanna
Subtopic:  Importance of Biodiversity |
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Extinction of species has been always there on the earth but the current extinction is of more concern because:

1. more animals are getting extinct
2. it is caused by alien species introductions
3. rate of extinction is much higher than previous extinctions
4. it is primarily affecting the plant diversity
Subtopic:  Loss of Biodiversity |
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Which of the following recently extinct animals was one of the largest carnivorous marsupials?

1.Quagga2.Thylacine
3.Steller’s sea cow4.Dodo

Subtopic:  Loss of Biodiversity |
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Ramsar Convention provides the framework for national action and international cooperation for the conservation of:

1.Alpine forests2.Wetlands
3.Deserts4.Polar regions

Subtopic:  Ex Situ Conservation of Biodiversity |
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Exploring molecular, genetic and species-level diversity for products of economic importance is called as:

1.Molecular pharming2.rDNA technology
3.Bioprospecting4.Bioharvesting

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We all know that water hyacinth is an invasive plant that has caused havoc in many water bodies in our country. But it has some usefulness as well. This includes:
I. Substrate for biogas production
II. Bio cleaning of industrial waters
III. Source of effective antipyretic

1.Only I and II2.Only I and III
3.Only II and III4.I, II and III

Subtopic:  Loss of Biodiversity |

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The most effective biologic control of insects is achieved by:

1.insectivorous birds2.biocides
3.parasitoid wasps4.parasitic nematodes

Subtopic:   Biodiversity Conservation |

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Which of the following is a biocide that was first to be used on a large scale?

1.DDT2.2,4-D
3.Mercury4.Methane

Subtopic:  Loss of Biodiversity |

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