Flowcharts & Important Terms: Forest & Wildlife Resources | Social Studies (SST) Class 10 PDF Download

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Forest and Wildlife Resources
Flowcharts, Word Meaning
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Forest and Wildlife Resources
Flowcharts, Word Meaning
Words to Remember
• Biodiversity: Biodiversity encompasses the rich and varied assortment of plant and animal species 
thriving within a specific geographical area.
• Ecosystem: An ecosystem refers to the intricate web of connections existing among all the plants 
and animals inhabiting a given region, highlighting their interdependent relationships.
• Vulnerable Species: Vulnerable species are those facing rapid population declines, placing them at 
significant risk of becoming endangered in the foreseeable future. Notable examples include the 
Blue sheep and the Asiatic elephant.
• Endemic Species: Endemic species are organisms that are restricted to particular areas due to 
natural or geographical barriers, showcasing their unique adaptation to their environment.
• Extinct Species: Extinct species are those that have vanished from the Earth, with no remaining 
populations. Illustrations of this include the Asiatic cheetah and the Pink head duck.
• Flora: Flora denotes the natural covering of vegetation, which encompasses a range of ecosystems 
such as forests, grasslands, and shrublands.