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  1. A species facing extremely high risk of extinction in the immediate future is called:
    1. Vulnerable
    2. Endemic
    3. Critically endangered
    4. Extinct
Correct Option: C

Critically Endangered: The taxon facing very high risk of extinction in the wild can become extinct any moment in the immediate future, e.g. Sus salvinus (Pigmy Hog), Berberis nilghiriensis.


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