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Which of the following is incorrect?

  1. Stellars Sea Cow and Passenger Pigeon got extinct due to over exploitation
  2. Lantana and Eichhornia are invasive weed species in India

  3. Species diversity increases from equator to poles
  4. Convention on biological diversity was held in 1992
  5. Among animals, insects are the most species rich taxonomic group

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Among animals, insects are the most species rich taxonomic group
B
Stellars Sea Cow and Passenger Pigeon got extinct due to over exploitation
C

Lantana and Eichhornia are invasive weed species in India

D
Species diversity increases from equator to poles
E
Convention on biological diversity was held in 1992
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Species diversity decreases from equator to poles. The reason lies behind the fact that the conditions for the survival of species at poles become unfavorable. The Equator has favorable conditions for the survival of wildlife. Good vegetation, sunlight, and habitat these factors are responsible for great biodiversity at the equator.
So, the correct answer is 'Species diversity increases from equator to poles'.

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