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Zoology questions for NEET UG — Animal Kingdom, Human Physiology, Genetics, Evolution.

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According to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) which India ratified, what is the current target for protecting land-based ecosystems?
A 20% by 2025
B 30% by 2030
C 40% by 2030
D 50% by 2035
Correct Answer:  B. 30% by 2030
EXPLANATION

The CBD's post-2020 global biodiversity framework targets 30% land protection by 2030, known as the '30 by 30' target.

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In India's Eastern Ghats, the replacement of natural forest by monoculture plantations would result in:
A Increased species diversity
B Increased trophic levels
C Decreased genetic diversity and ecosystem stability
D Enhanced carrying capacity
Correct Answer:  C. Decreased genetic diversity and ecosystem stability
EXPLANATION

Monoculture plantations reduce species and genetic diversity, making ecosystems more vulnerable to disturbances and less stable.

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According to India's Climate Action Plan, what is the target reduction in carbon emissions intensity by 2030?
A 35% from 2005 levels
B 45% from 2005 levels
C 50% from 2005 levels
D 60% from 2005 levels
Correct Answer:  B. 45% from 2005 levels
EXPLANATION

India has committed to reducing emissions intensity by 45% by 2030 from 2005 baseline levels as part of its NDC.

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In India's mangrove ecosystems, which species serves as the keystone species maintaining ecosystem structure?
A Avicennia marina
B Rhizophora mucronata
C Saltwater crocodile
D Mud crabs
Correct Answer:  B. Rhizophora mucronata
EXPLANATION

Rhizophora species form the structural foundation of mangrove ecosystems, providing nursery grounds and stabilizing sediment for other organisms.

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Which of the following represents a density-dependent factor in the Indian subcontinent ecosystems?
A Monsoon rainfall variation
B Interspecific competition for resources
C Typhoons
D Solar radiation
Correct Answer:  B. Interspecific competition for resources
EXPLANATION

Interspecific competition is density-dependent as its effect increases with population density. Environmental factors like rainfall are density-independent.

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In the bioaccumulation of DDT pesticide in aquatic food chains, which organism typically shows the highest concentration?
A Phytoplankton
B Zooplankton
C Fish
D Fish-eating birds
Correct Answer:  D. Fish-eating birds
EXPLANATION

Biomagnification causes DDT concentration to increase at higher trophic levels, with apex predators (birds) showing highest concentrations.

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Which statement about India's Project Tiger is most accurate?
A Tiger population has remained constant since 1973
B Tiger population increased from ~1400 (2006) to ~3700+ (2023)
C All tiger reserves are located in Northeast India
D Project Tiger includes only terrestrial ecosystems
Correct Answer:  B. Tiger population increased from ~1400 (2006) to ~3700+ (2023)
EXPLANATION

India's tiger population has shown significant recovery, increasing from approximately 1400 tigers in 2006 to over 3700 by 2023 census.

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In India's coral reef ecosystems, what is the primary cause of coral bleaching observed in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands since 2020?
A Overfishing
B Rising sea surface temperatures
C Plastic pollution
D Acid rain
Correct Answer:  B. Rising sea surface temperatures
EXPLANATION

Elevated sea surface temperatures stress coral-zooxanthellae relationships, causing bleaching. This has been documented extensively in Andaman reefs.

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In a forest biome, if 1000 kg of plant biomass is available at the producer level, approximately how much energy would be available at the secondary consumer level (assuming 10% energy transfer)?
A 100 kg
B 10 kg
C 1 kg
D 0.1 kg
Correct Answer:  B. 10 kg
EXPLANATION

Following the 10% law: Producers (1000 kg) → Primary consumers (100 kg) → Secondary consumers (10 kg).

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According to India's National Green Tribunal (NGT) 2024 decisions, which industrial effluent poses the greatest threat to the Yamuna River ecosystem?
A Textile dye effluents
B Leather tanning waste
C Sugar mill effluents
D Pharmaceutical waste
Correct Answer:  B. Leather tanning waste
EXPLANATION

Leather tanning wastes contain high concentrations of chromium and other heavy metals that severely degrade aquatic ecosystems.

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