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What is Biodiversity hotspot?

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Biodiversity hotspots These are areas that are extremely rich in species diversity have high endemism and are under constant threat of extinction. Hotspots found in India are Eastern Himalayas which extend from North-Eastern India to Bhutan and Western Ghats which include forests Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu.
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