Ladakh PSC · General Studies · Ladakh — History, Society, Culture, Polity
High-Altitude Ecology
Snow leopard, Himalayan ibex, kiang, marmot and fragile cold-desert flora.
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Consider the following statements about the high-altitude ecology of Ladakh: 1. More than 97% of Ladakh's population belongs to Scheduled Tribes. 2. The region is classified as a cold desert with annual rainfall below 100 mm in most areas. 3. The Changthang Wildlife Sanctuary is home to the endangered Tibetan antelope (chiru). Which of the statements given above are correct?