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Shivaliks, also known as the Shivalik Hills, are a range of low hills located in northern India and parts of Nepal and Bhutan, forming the southernmost foothills of the Himalayas. They stretch from the Punjab region in the west to the Assam region in the east. The Shivaliks are characterized by their dense forests, diverse wildlife, and rich biodiversity, making them significant for ecology and conservation. They also play a vital role in the geography and hydrology of the surrounding areas, influencing river systems and climate patterns.

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