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[Comparative table showing differences between Western and Eastern Himalayas]

Western Himalaya:

* Height-smaller in size (K2 Mountain range)

* (Q) K2 Mountain

* Breadth and width → 400-500km

* Rainfall in form of snowfall

* Vegetation: Alpine/Tundra/Tropical/Temperate type

* Mineral—coal/lithium/sedimentary rock

Eastern Himalaya:

* Height mountain ranges → higher mountain ridge

◦ Mount Everest

* Smaller breadth and width ( → 200-300km)

* Huge vulnerability august in central in Chhattisgarh

* Mostly tropical evergreen forest

* Coal/natural gas/petroleum

Hence, despite being part of same mountain range both have various different features, which make it fact of 'Biodiversity Hotspot' in India

— CHAUDHARY VIPULBHAI KARMANBHAI · AIR 115

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Hence, despite being part of same mountain range both have various different features, which make it fact of 'Biodiversity Hotspot' in India

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Comprehensive comparative table of Eastern and Western Himalayas
Clear identification of specific differences in height, breadth, rainfall patterns
Connected geological features to biodiversity
Mentioned specific resources in each region

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CHAUDHARY VIPULBHAI KARMANBHAI

AIR 1152025

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GS1GS1

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Salient features of World's Physical Geography

Himalayan Mountain System

Eastern and Western Himalayas - Comparative Features

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