Matching the Biosphere Reserves with their respective states: 1. Nokrek Biosphere Reserve is located in Meghalaya. 2. Manas Biosphere Reserve is located in Assam. 3. Similipal Biosphere Reserve is located in Odisha. 4. Seshachalam Hills Biosphere Reserve is located in Andhra Pradesh.
Match the following pairs and identify the correct code : Biosphere Reserve Area State 1. Nokrek a. Odisha 2. Manas b. Meghalaya 3. Similipal c. Andhra Pradesh 4. Seshachalam d. Assam Code :
Asked in MPPSC CS Prelims 2023 · Topic: Sanctuary/Biosphere Reserve (Definition and Objectives of Biosphere Reserves)
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