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In its longitudinal extent, the Himalaya consists of ______ parallel ranges.
three
five
four
two
- Option 1: Three
- The Himalaya consists of three major parallel ranges in its longitudinal extent. These include the Shivalik Hills, Lesser Himalayas (or Himachal), and Greater Himalayas (also known as Himadri).
- The Shivalik Hills form the outermost range.
- The Lesser Himalayas are a set of intermediate ranges.
- The Greater Himalayas are the highest part of the Himalayas.
- Option 2: Five
- Five does not accurately depict the number of parallel ranges recognized in the Himalayas' longitudinal extent.
- Option 3: Four
- Four may consider some subcategories but is not commonly accepted as the standard division.
- Option 4: Two
- Two is not accurate as it overlooks the complexity of the ranges.
- Correct Answer: Option 1, Three
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