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(D) The study of living organisms in their natural habitats (like lakes,oceans,mountains,and plains) provides direct observation of biodiversity. Bota

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(D) The study of living organisms in their natural habitats (like lakes,oceans,mountains,and plains) provides direct observation of biodiversity. Botanical gardens and zoological parks serve as ex-situ conservation sites where organisms are classified and displayed for study. Herbaria are storehouses of collected plant specimens that are dried,pressed,and preserved on sheets for taxonomic studies. Therefore,all these areas serve as resources or 'open books' for understanding the classification and diversity of living organisms.

Column $I$	Column $II$
$A$. Ex-situ conservation	$I$. Central National Herbarium
$B$. Quick referral system	$II$. Museum
$C$. Preserved plants and animals	$III$. Flora
$D$. Account of habitat and distribution of plants in an area	$IV$. Royal Botanical Garden

Which areas on Earth are considered 'open books' for gaining knowledge about the classification of living organisms?

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Column $I$ Column $II$
$A$. Ex-situ conservation $I$. Central National Herbarium
$B$. Quick referral system $II$. Museum
$C$. Preserved plants and animals $III$. Flora
$D$. Account of habitat and distribution of plants in an area $IV$. Royal Botanical Garden

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