Question

question 8
which biome has the greatest species diversity?
deciduous forest
savanna
tundra
rain forest

Explanation:

Tropical rainforests have a warm and wet climate throughout the year, which provides ideal conditions for a vast number of plant and animal species to thrive. Deciduous forests have seasonal changes that limit some species. Savannas have a more arid and seasonal climate compared to rainforests. Tundras are cold and have a short growing season, which severely restricts species diversity.

Answer:

rain forest