Factors contributing to the highest species diversity in tropical regions:
1. Consistent Climate: Tropical areas experience a warm, stable climate with minimal seasonal shifts, fostering the evolution and persistence of numerous species.
2. Elevated Primary Productivity: Tropical zones, particularly rainforests, exhibit high primary productivity owing to ample sunlight, rainfall, and warmth, which sustains a broad spectrum of life.
3. Abundant Ecological Niches: The tropics feature a variety of habitats, establishing numerous ecological niches that permit the evolution and coexistence of diverse species.
Study the pie chart given below, representing the global biodiversity and proportionate number of species of major taxa.

Answer the following questions:
[a] Identify 'X' and 'Y' in the given pie chart.
[b] Which one of the two 'X' or 'Y' is the most species-rich taxonomic group and by what percentage?
[c] Name the level of Biodiversity represented by the following: