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Question no. 40378

Wildlife areas of Pakistan include:

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Answer: C. Both (a) & (b)

Explanation

Wildlife areas encompass a rich and varied collection of native flora and fauna living within natural habitats. Both wild and domesticated plants and animals form the living biological entities of complex terrestrial ecosystems. Conserving these integrated areas requires protecting both the natural wild species and managed agricultural components. Ecosystems consist of intricate interactions between living biotic communities and their surrounding physical environments. Biodiversity includes every living organism ranging from microscopic soil bacteria to large mammals and native trees. Protected wildlife reserves help maintain ecological balance and preserve genetic diversity for future generations.

Isolating only wild flora and fauna neglects the broader ecosystem context that includes domesticated living entities. Restricting the definition to domesticated and manmade elements ignores the fundamental importance of wild organisms. Selecting none of these contradicts the comprehensive ecological definition of comprehensive natural and artificial wildlife areas.

Subject
Agriculture
Category
Forestry
Topic
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Difficulty
medium

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