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Which ecosystems have high biodiversity? How about low biodiversity?

Answer 1

Isaac Ayoub

Estuarine areas and tropical forests are rich in terms of biodiversity. Deserts are not rich in terms of biodiversity

When compared to other places, estuarine areas—where rivers meet seas and oceans—have a high biodiversity.

Trophical rainforests have a diverse range of wildlife.

Low biodiversity can be found in arid and semiarid regions; deserts, for example, have few species.

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Answer 2

Samuel Albin

Ecosystems with high biodiversity include tropical rainforests, coral reefs, and temperate forests. Ecosystems with low biodiversity often include deserts, polar regions, and certain freshwater habitats like lakes with extreme conditions.

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