What is an endangered species? Give an e | Class 12 Biology Chapter Biodiversity and Conservation, Biodiversity and Conservation NCERT Solutions

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What is an endangered species? Give an example of an endangered plant and animal species each?

Answer:

Endangered species are represented by the symbol ER. Endangered species are those which are small in numbers and facing high risk of extinction. When the population reduction occurs 50- 70%, population size is <2500 of mature individuals and contains approximately 20% extinction rate in the 20 years in the wild; these are said to be endangered species.

Red panda, Snow leopard, one horned Rhinoceros and Black buck are some animal’s species which are said to be endangered. Baobab tree, Dragon tree, Baseball plant are some examples of endangered plant species.


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