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The Shola forest is predominantly found in which of the following regions?

  1. A
    The Himalayas
  2. B
    The Western Ghats
  3. C
    The Vindhyas
  4. D
    The Eastern Ghats

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Shola forests are patches of stunted tropical montane forest separated by rolling grasslands, found in the high-altitude regions of South India. They are characteristically distributed along the upper reaches of the Western Ghats (such as the Nilgiris, Anaimalai, and Palni hills).

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The Shola forest is predominantly found in which of the following regions?
A
The Himalayas
B
The Western Ghats
C
The Vindhyas
D
The Eastern Ghats

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