The Indian region is composed of two realms. They are: 1. The Himalay...
- Biogeographic realms are large spatial regions within which ecosystems share a broadly similar biota.
- The realm is a continent or subcontinent sized area with unifying features of geography and fauna & flora.
- The Indian region is composed of two realms.
- They are the Himalayan region represented by the Palearctic Realm and the rest of the sub-continent represented by Malayan Realm Biomes of India.
It includes how animals, vegetation, and soil interact together. The plants and animals living in the area are adapted to that environment.
The Indian region is composed of two realms. They are: 1. The Himalay...
Explanation:
1. Himalayan Region - Palearctic Realm:
- The Himalayan region falls under the Palearctic Realm, which includes Europe, North Africa, and Asia north of the Himalayas.
- This realm is characterized by its diverse flora and fauna, with a wide variety of species adapted to different climatic conditions.
2. Rest of the Sub-continent - Malayan Realm:
- The rest of the Indian subcontinent, excluding the Himalayan region, is represented by the Malayan Realm.
- The Malayan Realm is known for its tropical rainforests, rich biodiversity, and unique species such as tigers, elephants, and orangutans.
Conclusion:
- Both statements are correct as they accurately describe the two realms that make up the Indian region.
- The Himalayan region belongs to the Palearctic Realm, while the rest of the subcontinent is part of the Malayan Realm.