Biodiversity increases from
- APoles to equator
- BEquator to poles
- CBoth $(A)$ and $(B)$
- DNone of these
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Column-$I$ (Location) Column-$II$ (Number of Bird Species) $P$. Colombia $I$. $56$ $Q$. New York $II$. $105$ $R$. Greenland $III$. $1200$ $S$. India $IV$. $1400$ $T$. Amazonian rain forest $V$. $1300$
| Column-$I$ (Location) | Column-$II$ (Number of Bird Species) |
|---|---|
| $P$. Colombia | $I$. $56$ |
| $Q$. New York | $II$. $105$ |
| $R$. Greenland | $III$. $1200$ |
| $S$. India | $IV$. $1400$ |
| $T$. Amazonian rain forest | $V$. $1300$ |
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