Areas with a lesser number of organisms have low biodiversity, such as temperate regions, while areas with a higher number of organisms, such as tropical regions, have high biodiversity. Regions like the tropics that support a wide variety of plant and animal life demonstrate high biodiversity compared to more temperate zones with fewer species.

1. Low and High Biodiversity

4. Low Biodiversity
 Areas with lesser number of organisms found is
considered to have low biodiversity.
 Examples are temperate regions like:

6. High Biodiversity
 Areas with higher number of organisms found are
considered to have high biodiversity.
 Examples are places in the trophic regions like: