Put these ecosystems in order of least biodiversity to most biodiversity 1. mediterranean forest 2. indonesian rain forest 3. arctic ocean

1. Arctic Ocean

2. Mediterranean forest

3. Indonesian rain forest

Explanation:

The biodiversity of an ecosystem is directly connected with the living conditions in it. The Arctic Ocean, for example, has a very harsh climate. It is constantly winter, the temperatures a very low, and everything is covered in ice and snow. This has resulted in very limited biodiversity. The Mediterranean forests are part of the ecosystems in the temperate zone. This ecosystem has medium biodiversity, neither a lot nor little. It is an ecosystem that requires special adaptations, especially for the drought period and high temperatures, but in general it offers good living conditions. The Indonesian rain forests on the other hand, are part of the equatorial rain forests. They are constantly warm and moist, resulting in enormous amount of species of flora and fauna to be able to exist in them, ranking them as one of the places with the highest biodiversities in the world.