Which of the following are in Agasthyamala Biosphere Reserve?

Gives a named composition for the Agasthyamalai (Agasthyamala) Biosphere Reserve listing Neyyar, Peppara and Shendurney wildlife sanctuaries and adjoining areas.

A student could treat this as a specific partial membership list and check maps or other sources to see if Kalakad Mundanthurai lies contiguous or administratively included with those sanctuaries in the same reserve.

Explains the general rule that Biosphere Reserves are created by UNESCO and often incorporate protected areas (national parks, sanctuaries, tiger reserves) under national norms.

Using this rule, a student can plausibly expect tiger reserves like Kalakad Mundanthurai to be incorporated into a biosphere reserve if geographically adjacent, so they can check adjacency on a map or official listings.

Mentions 'Munda Thurai' (Mundanthurai) tiger reserve in the southern Western Ghats (Tirunelveli and Kanniyakumari districts), placing it geographically near Agasthyamala's southern Western Ghats context.

A student can use this geographic proximity plus maps of the southern Western Ghats to judge whether Kalakad Mundanthurai is contiguous with the sanctuaries named for Agasthyamalai.

Describes the Western Ghats as having many protected areas and biosphere reserves, implying that biosphere reserves in this region commonly group multiple protected units.

Apply this pattern to suspect that Agasthyamalai (in southern Western Ghats) could encompass multiple nearby sanctuaries and a tiger reserve; verify by checking regional protected-area maps or official biosphere boundaries.