Q. B-Diversity is also known as:

Explanation by: Mr. Dubey

Biodiversity can be classified into three levels:
Alpha (α) Diversity → Within habitat diversity
Refers to species diversity within a particular area or ecosystem.
Beta (β) Diversity → Between habitat diversity
Measures the change in species composition between different habitats or ecosystems. It helps in understanding how species vary across landscapes.
Gamma (γ) Diversity → Global or ecosystem diversity
Refers to the overall diversity of species across multiple ecosystems or an entire region.
Since B-Diversity (β-Diversity) refers to the variation in species composition between different habitats, the correct answer is:
(B) Between habitat diversity.