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Ecological Role of Biodiversity can give us some clue as to how life evolved and will continue to evolve. Biodiversity also Species of many kinds p... |
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species which are likely to Natural calamities such as earthquakes, floods, volcanic eruptions, forest fires, be in danger of extinction in near fu... |
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national parks and sanctuaries were established and biosphere reserves declared. Details of these Figure 14.3 : Humbodtia decurrens Bedd — highly b... |
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example, about 85 per (i) Efforts should be made to preserve cent of the plants and animals are found the species that are endangered. nowhere else... |
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prevent them? Project Work Collect the names of national parks, sanctuaries and biosphere reserves of the state where your school is located and sh... |
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| Class XI |
Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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U NIT II P HYSIOGRAPHY This unit deals with • Structure and Relief; physiographic divisions • Drainage systems: concept of water sheds — the Himala... |
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India Physical Environment |
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it The Peninsula is formed essentially by has significant consequences on the a great complex of very ancient gneisses physical environment of the ... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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depth of alluvial deposits in comparisons? Most of the east flowing rivers form these plains ranges from 1,000-2,000 m. deltas before entering into... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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Peninsular Plateau the Indus, the Ganga and the Brahmaputra. (4) The Indian Desert These plains extend approximately 3,200 km (5) The Coastal Plain... |
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India Physical Environment |
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consisting of old and new alluvial deposits known as the theIndiansubcontinentandtheCentralandEast Bhangar and Khadar respectively. These Asiancoun... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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features it enters into Bangladesh. These river valley of this region are tors, block mountains, rift plains have a fertile alluvial soil cover whi... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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locally known by different names such as Sahyadri in Maharashtra, Nilgiri hills in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and Anaimalai hills and Figure 2.5 : A ... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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to the They are bounded to the west by the Aravali Chotanagpur plateau, the Meghalaya plateau range. The Satpura range is formed by a is also rich ... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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have their origin in the Vindhyan Brahmsar, near Jaisalmer (The and Kaimur ranges. Banas is the only approximate age of the wood-fossils is estimat... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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be divided into two parts: the northern part is sloping towards As compared to the western coastal plain, Sindh and the southern towards the Rann o... |
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India Physical Environment |
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name the calamity and identify some other areas which were adversely affected by the same calamity? What was its major consequence? The Islands The... |
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India Physical Environment |
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(Great Nicobar – 642 m). The coastal line has some coral deposits, and beautiful beaches. These islands receive convectional rainfall and have an e... |
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Health and Physical Education |
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ball Racket ••Racket may be of any size, shape or weight, but the blade shall be flat and rigid. ••At least 85 per cent of the blade by thickness s... |
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India Physical Environment |
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C H A P T E R D RAINAGE S YSTEM ou have observed water flowing through 2024) in this class . Can you, then, explain the rivers, nalas and even chan... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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topo sheet given in Chapter 5 of Practical Work in Geography– Part I (NCERT). 2026-27 18 INDIA : PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT AFGHANISTAN Figure 3.2 : Majo... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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is oriented of the evolutionary process of the three major physiographic units and the nature and towards the Bay of Bengal while 23 per cent chara... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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Rajmahal hills and the Meghalaya plateau reaches, the course of these rivers is highly duringthemid-pleistoceneperiod,divertedthe tortous, but over... |
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India Physical Environment |
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forming a discharged into the Gulf of Sind near lower spectacular gorge near Gilgit in Ladakh. It Punjab during the Miocene period some 5-24 enters... |
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India Physical Environment |
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of Kashmir. Alaknanda has its source in the Satopanth It flows through Srinagar and the Wular lake glacier above Badrinath. The Alaknanda before en... |
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Geography |
India Physical Environment |
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the twin Kati and Largi in the Dhaoladhar range. It enters the Punjab plains where it meets the objectives of effective abatement of pollution, con... |
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