Answer:
India holds second place on the list of countries having the most number of threatened amphibian species in Asia.
- About 25% of its amphibian species face possible extinction.
- A total of 67 species face extinction.
- About 13 species are listed as Critically Endangered, 31 as Endangered and 23 as Vulnerable.
- 95 species are listed under the data deficient category indicating a larger number of threatened species.
- Out of the 38 species of amphibians in Asia that are confirmed to be extinct, by the Global Amphibian Assessment (GAA), 1 is from India.
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