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Sundarban was declared a 'World Heritage Site' primarily for its:

  1. A
    Tiger reserve
  2. B
    Sundari tree
  3. C
    Mangrove forest
  4. D
    Biodiversity

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The Sundarbans National Park was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1987 due to its status as the world's largest contiguous mangrove forest, showcasing unique halophytic ecological adaptations and complex intertidal food webs.

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Sundarban was declared a 'World Heritage Site' primarily for its:
A
Tiger reserve
B
Sundari tree
C
Mangrove forest
D
Biodiversity

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