​Match the Indian Biosphere Reserves (Column P) with the key fauna (Column Q) they are intended to protect:​

​Which one of the following options has all correct matches between column P and Q?​

Correct option is A

Explanation-

A. Gulf of Mannar → (iii) Dugong
Correct: The Gulf of Mannar is known for its marine biodiversity, and Dugong (sea cow) is a key species found here.
B. Dihang-Dibang → (i) Musk deer
Correct: Located in Arunachal Pradesh, this biosphere reserve is home to the Musk deer, which inhabits high-altitude regions.
C. Great Nicobar → (ii) Saltwater crocodile
Correct: This island biosphere reserve in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is known for the Saltwater crocodile, which thrives in the coastal ecosystem.
D. Seshachalam Hills → (v) Slender loris
Correct: Located in Andhra Pradesh, this area is a habitat for the Slender loris, a nocturnal primate found in the region's forests.
E. Nilgiri Biosphere Reserve → (iv) Lion-tailed macaque
Correct: The Nilgiris are part of the Western Ghats and support endemic fauna like the Lion-tailed macaque, an endangered primate.

This confirms that:
Correct Option is a : A - (iii), B - (i), C - (ii), D - (v), E - (iv)