HABITAT AND NICHE

Question 1

It is a home, in biology refers to location in the natural ecosysteman organism residesin.

-canfurtherbe describedas the placeorganisms usuallylive, eatandbread in.

Answer 1

Habitat

Question 2

The areaor naturalenvironmentin whichan organismsorpopulation
normallylives.

Answer 2

Animal
Plants
Living Species
Humans

Question 3

Habitatis madeof the following:

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Physical Environment
Biotic Environment

Question 4

Physical Environment

Answer 4

Soil
Range of Temperature
Availability of light
Moisture

Question 5

Biotic Environment

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Availability of food
Present of predators

Question 6

In ahabitat, an organismmust find.

Answer 6

Food
Water
Shelter
Space

Question 7

is often used to describe small- scale physical requirements of a particularorganism or population.

Answer 7

microhabitat

Question 8

is a small area which differs somehowfromthe surrounding habitat.Itsuniqueconditionsmay home to unique speciesthatmaynot befoundin the large region.

Answer 8

microhabitat

Question 9

Examples of Microhabitats

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clump of glass
Fallen hog
Stone microhabitat
Space between rock
Flower
Tree

Question 10

Ahabitatofsufficientextentto presentconsiderablevariationof environment,containvaried ecologicalniches,and support a large andusuallycomplexflora andfauna.

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Macrohabitat

Question 11

Example of Macrohabitat

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Forest
Grassland
Streams
River
Ponds
Lakes

Question 12

is a large environmentin whichdifferent species offlora and fauna reside.

Answer 12

Macrohabitat

Question 13

is a smallspecializedenvironmentin whicha particularspeciesresides.

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Microhabitat

Question 14

A largenumberofdifferentspeciesofflora and fauna.

Answer 14

Macrohabitat

Question 15

Certainspeciesor aparticularspecies .

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Microhabitat

Question 16

Multipleenvironment

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Macrohabitat

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Unique environment

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Microhabitat

Question 18

Relativelya large environmentwhichhas a sufficientextent.

Answer 18

Macrohabitat

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Limited extent

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Microhabitat

Question 20

Variedenvironmentalconditions

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Macrohabitat

Question 21

Uniqueenvironmentwithoutmuch
variation.

Answer 21

Microhabitat

Question 22

DIFFERENT KINDS OFHABITAT

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Grassland
Desert
Mountain
Rain Forest
Coast

Question 23

are placesthatreceivemore rainthan dessertbut less precipitationthan forests.

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Grassland habitats

Question 24

Example in grassland habitat

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Wolves,Coyotes,Swift,Foxes,
Leopards, Hyenas, Badgers,Snakes

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 are places that don't get much rain, and are very dry. They can be either hot places, or cold places.

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Desert

Question 26

 is a board term that defines the terrain rising above the foothills. Many separate habitats make up mountain habitat as a whole. 

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Mountain habitat

Question 27

Example in Mountain Habitats

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Elk, Moose, Mule deer, White- tailed deer, Pronghorn, Mountain-Goat, Bighorn sheep ETC.

Question 28

are forest located around the topics, which is a zone around the equator. this is different from other forests in the world because they get a lot of rain every year- this makes them damp and humid.

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Rainforest habitats

Question 29

Example in rainforest habitat

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Black panther, Cockatoo, Squirrel monkey, Barn owl, Orangutan, Butterfly, Tapir, Capybara ETC.

Question 30

 occur where the land meets the sea and that include a diverse set of habitat like the mangroves, coral reefs, seagrass beds ETC. 

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Coastal Habitat

Question 31

Example in coast habitat

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Seabirds, Clams, Crabs, Starfish,  Anemones, Fish, Kelp, Marine mammals ETC.

Question 32

OTHER DIFFERENT KINDS OF HABITATS

Answer 32

Freshwater Lakes Marine Savanna Intertidal Zone Estuary Tundra Swamp

Question 33

OTHER DIFFERENT KINDS OF HABITATS

Answer 33

Freshwater Lakes Marine Savanna Intertidal Zone Estuary Tundra Swamp