What is It The activity you have just performed entitled Biodiversity Counts will be discussed further in order for you to discover and understand new concepts on Biodiversity. Work on the problems below by answering them as brief as you can 1. Which community was the most biodiverse? 2. Which community was the least biodiverse? 3. Calculate the Index of Diversity (I. D.) n = number of individuals of each species N -total number of individuals of all species If humans were concerned about biological diversity, would it be best to have a low or high I. D. for a particular environment? Explain your answer. isted below are important terms for you to understand and remember:

~Amazonia represents the quintessence of biodiversity – the richest ecosystem on earth. Yet a study by Smithsonian scientists, published this week in the journal Science, shows that differences in species composition of tropical forests are greater over distance in Panama than in Amazonia.

2.The tundra

~The tundra is the biome with the least biodiversity.

3.The formula is:

~Step one: Calculate N(N-1) to find value A. N(N-1) = 202(202-1) = 202(201) = 40602.

Step two: Calculate n(n-1) for each species.

Step three: Add these numbers together to find value B.

Step four: Divide value A by value B. 40602÷ 6884 = 5.898. Index of Diversity,d = 5.90.

I cant answer number 3,but I will give you the formula to how to solve your question.