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Author: Edria Murray, Staff editor
<p>Biodiversity richness refers to the number of species present and the number of endemic
species.</p>
<p>This index has defined three groups:</p>
<li><b>Group 1</b> - These are the twenty five countries with the greatest
biodiversity.</li>
<li><b>Group 2</b> - The next twenty five countries most biodiverse countries.</li>
<li><b>Group 3</b> - Island nations or groups of islands which have fewer total species, but
a large proportion of unique native species.</li>
species.</p>
<p>This index has defined three groups:</p>
<li><b>Group 1</b> - These are the twenty five countries with the greatest
biodiversity.</li>
<li><b>Group 2</b> - The next twenty five countries most biodiverse countries.</li>
<li><b>Group 3</b> - Island nations or groups of islands which have fewer total species, but
a large proportion of unique native species.</li>
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Interesting observations about Environment > Biodiversity richness
- All of the top 2 countries by biodiversity richness are Densely populated.
- 33 of the bottom 36 countries by biodiversity richness are Hot countries.
- Japan ranked first for biodiversity richness amongst East Asia and Pacific in 1994.
- Thailand ranked first for biodiversity richness amongst Emerging markets in 1994.
- Panama ranked first for biodiversity richness amongst Former Spanish colonies in 1994.
- Jamaica ranked first for biodiversity richness amongst Latin America and Caribbean in 1994.
- Fiji ranked first for biodiversity richness amongst Christian countries in 1994.
- Palau ranked first for biodiversity richness amongst Catholic countries in 1994.
- China ranked second last for biodiversity richness amongst Non-religious countries in 1994.
- Brazil ranked 5th last for biodiversity richness amongst Religious countries in 1994.
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species.</p>
<p>This index has defined three groups:</p>
<li><b>Group 1</b> - These are the twenty five countries with the greatest
biodiversity.</li>
<li><b>Group 2</b> - The next twenty five countries most biodiverse countries.</li>
<li><b>Group 3</b> - Island nations or groups of islands which have fewer total species, but
a large proportion of unique native species.</li>
Posted on 14 Feb 2005

Edria Murray, Staff editor