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In Important Sanctuaries and National Parks, which term combines the facts “grasslands, wetlands and woodland form its habitat mosaic” and “it occupies Brahmaputra floodplain habitats”?

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AGir National Park
BKaziranga National Park
CSundarbans National Park
DKeoladeo National Park
Correct Answer: Kaziranga National ParkYour Answer: B

Explanation

Correct Answer: Option B — Kaziranga National Park. Kaziranga National Park is correct because it is it occupies Brahmaputra floodplain habitats. Kaziranga National Park is also specifically associated with grasslands, wetlands and woodland form its habitat mosaic. Two additional identifying facts are that Kaziranga National Park is it is strongly associated with the greater one-horned rhinoceros and Kaziranga National Park is associated with grasslands, wetlands and woodland form its habitat mosaic. Why the other options are incorrect: • Option A — Gir National Park: Gir National Park is it is associated with dry deciduous forest and scrub habitats. It is incorrect here because its separate identifying association is seasonal rivers and waterholes support wildlife within the landscape. • Option C — Sundarbans National Park: Sundarbans National Park is it forms part of the Ganga-Brahmaputra-Meghna delta. It is incorrect here because its separate identifying association is the landscape is associated with the Bengal tiger. • Option D — Keoladeo National Park: Keoladeo National Park is managed water bodies create important bird habitat. It is incorrect here because its separate identifying association is it should not be confused with the dry forest habitat of Gir. Exam Takeaway: Connect Kaziranga National Park with “it occupies Brahmaputra floodplain habitats” and “grasslands, wetlands and woodland form its habitat mosaic”.

Important Notes

  • Kaziranga National Park is a national park in Assam.
  • Location or scope: it occupies Brahmaputra floodplain habitats.
  • Important association: grasslands, wetlands and woodland form its habitat mosaic.
  • Kaziranga National Park should not be confused with Sundarbans National Park, which is a mangrove national park in West Bengal.

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