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Which matching is most clearly wrong in Indian physical geography?

Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Bhabar saline marine marsh

The direct answer is C, Bhabar saline marine marsh. Bhabar is a narrow, coarse, porous belt along the Himalayan foothills. Rivers descending from the mountains deposit pebbles and stones there, and streams may disappear underground through the porous material. It is therefore a piedmont gravel zone, not a coastal marsh. Option A is correct: Deccan Trap consists largely of basaltic lava flows. Option B is correct: the Sundarbans are famous for tidal deltaic mangrove vegetation. Option C is the clearly wrong matching because Bhabar is not a saline marine marsh. Saline tidal marshes are coastal environments, while Bhabar is inland at the Himalayan foothills. Option D is correct: Lakshadweep is mainly a coral island group formed from coral deposits and reefs. The related belt below Bhabar is Terai, where water re-emerges and swampy conditions are common, but even Terai is not a marine salt marsh. Exam cue: Bhabar means pebbly porous foothill belt; Terai is the wetter marshy belt below it.

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