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If only lions are discussed for protection but Gir forest habitat is not protected, which conclusion is correct?

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Correct answer: Asiatic lion conservation will remain incomplete

The direct answer is A: Asiatic lion conservation will remain incomplete. A species does not live separately from its habitat. Asiatic lions need suitable space, prey, water, shelter and protection from disturbance; Gir forest is their well-known natural habitat in India. Therefore, protecting only the animal while allowing its habitat to be damaged cannot provide complete conservation. Option A is correct because species protection and habitat protection must go together. Option B, habitat is not needed, is biologically false: every wild species depends on environmental conditions. Option C, Gir has no relation to lions, is false because Gir is strongly associated with the conservation of the Asiatic lion. Option D, conservation is complete by name only, is not the best conclusion; it correctly suggests an incomplete effort, but A states the precise reason and result. A good conservation plan also protects prey, water, vegetation, corridors and local communities. Memory cue: protect the animal and the home together.

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