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what is the difference between an organisms habitat and its niche? (sc 912.l.17.6)
a habitat is the type of environment in which an organism lives. a niche is an animals way of life within its habitat.
a habitat is the general term for where an animal lives. niche is a more scientific term to describe where an animal lives.
a habitat is the way of life of an animal in its niche. a niche is the type of environment in which an organism lives.
the term habitat includes only the living parts of the environment! the term niche includes only the nonliving parts of the environment.
A habitat is the type of environment where an organism lives. A niche refers to an organism's role, behavior, and interactions within that habitat (its way of life in the habitat).
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A. A habitat is the type of environment in which an organism lives. A niche is an animal's way of life within its habitat.