Forest and Wildlife Resources Flashcards

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Vocabulary flashcards covering the concepts of biodiversity, ecological systems, and statistics regarding flora and fauna in India based on the lecture notes.

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Lepcha folk song source

The northern part of West Bengal.

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Ecological system

A complex web formed by humans and all living organisms, in which humans are only a part and are dependent on this system for their existence.

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Primary producers

Forests serve as the primary producers on which all other living beings depend in an ecological system.

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Biodiversity (Biological Diversity)

A system that is immensely rich in wildlife and cultivated species, diverse in form and function but closely integrated through a multiple network of interdependencies.

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India's share of world species

Nearly 8%8\% of the total number of species in the world, which is estimated to be 1.61.6 million.

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Fauna species in India

Over 81,00081,000 species.

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Flora species in India

47,00047,000 species.

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Endemic flowering species in India

About 15,00015,000 flowering species that are indigenous to India.

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Threatened wild flora (India)

At least 10%10\% of India's recorded wild flora are on the threatened list.

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Threatened mammals (India)

20%20\% of India's mammals are on the threatened list.

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'Critical' species

Species that are on the verge of extinction, such as the cheetah, pink-headed duck, mountain quail, and forest spotted owlet.

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Madhuca insignis

A wild variety of plant categorized as 'critical' and on the verge of extinction in India.