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(B) According to the global species diversity data provided in the $NCERT$ textbook:- Birds account for approximately $12 \%$ of the total vertebrate

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$(P-I), (Q-III), (R-IV), (S-II)$

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(B) According to the global species diversity data provided in the $NCERT$ textbook:- Birds account for approximately $12 \%$ of the total vertebrate species.- Mammals account for approximately $23 \%$ of the total vertebrate species.- Amphibians account for approximately $32 \%$ of the total vertebrate species.- Gymnosperms account for approximately $31 \%$ of the total plant species.Therefore,the correct matching is:$(P) \rightarrow (I) = 12 \%$$(Q) \rightarrow (III) = 23 \%$$(R) \rightarrow (IV) = 32 \%$$(S) \rightarrow (II) = 31 \%$Thus,the correct option is $(P-I), (Q-III), (R-IV), (S-II)$.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$(P)$ Birds	$(I)$ $12 \%$
$(Q)$ Mammals	$(II)$ $31 \%$
$(R)$ Amphibians	$(III)$ $23 \%$
$(S)$ Gymnosperms	$(IV)$ $32 \%$

Match the following columns regarding the global species diversity of vertebrates and plants:
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(P)$ Birds $(I)$ $12 \%$
$(Q)$ Mammals $(II)$ $31 \%$
$(R)$ Amphibians $(III)$ $23 \%$
$(S)$ Gymnosperms $(IV)$ $32 \%$

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Match the following columns regarding the global species diversity of vertebrates and plants:Column-$I$Column-$II$$(P)$ Birds$(I)$ $12 \%$$(Q)$ Mammals$(II)$ $31 \%$$(R)$ Amphibians$(III)$ $23 \%$$(S)$ Gymnosperms$(IV)$ $32 \%$