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What is the number of organisms in one species living in a habitat?
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∙ 8y ago
A 'population'.
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Number and variety of living organisms includes genetics species and ecological types?
biome
What is the difference between ecosystem community population and habitat?
An organism is what would be called, by the crew of the Starship Enterprise, a "life form". It is a living entity of any kind, whether plant, animal, unicellular or multi-cellular. A habitat is the natural setting in which an organism normally lives. A population is a group of organisms in a given habitat, and a community is a population that has some degree of cooperative action among its members.
How does biodiversity contribute to the sustainability of a habitat?
The two factors that contribute to biodiversity are the richness in the number of different species available in the ecosystem, or the richness in the number of individuals of the one species.This is because each species has a role in the ecosystem on which other organisms depend for survival.
Can a habitat only include one niche?
No, a single habitat can have many niches. The number correlates with the number of species.
What does the species richness of a community refer to?
The species richness of a community refers to the number of different species found in a community
What word describes the number of people being in a certain area?
Population.Noun.All the inhabitants of a particular town, area, or country.A group of one or more species of organisms living in a particular area or habitat.
What is biological diversity?
Answer:Biological diversity is the number and variety of organisms in an areahope that helps
Number and variety of living organisms includes genetics species and ecological types?
biome
What is the number of different organisms in an ecosystem called?
A population is a group of one species living in an environment. A community is a collection of these populations, and an ecosystem is the interactions of this community and the environment (biotic and abiotic factors).
What is the difference between ecosystem community population and habitat?
An organism is what would be called, by the crew of the Starship Enterprise, a "life form". It is a living entity of any kind, whether plant, animal, unicellular or multi-cellular. A habitat is the natural setting in which an organism normally lives. A population is a group of organisms in a given habitat, and a community is a population that has some degree of cooperative action among its members.
Of the land vs water biomes which contains the greatest number of species of living organisms?
Thinking about the rainforest, it has 1000s of insect species in one place plus all the other organisms else where so i would assume land
Carrying capacity refers to?
the number of organisms a habitat can support
How does biodiversity contribute to the sustainability of a habitat?
The two factors that contribute to biodiversity are the richness in the number of different species available in the ecosystem, or the richness in the number of individuals of the one species.This is because each species has a role in the ecosystem on which other organisms depend for survival.
How does biodiversity contribute to sustainability of a habitat?
The two factors that contribute to biodiversity are the richness in the number of different species available in the ecosystem, or the richness in the number of individuals of the one species.This is because each species has a role in the ecosystem on which other organisms depend for survival.
How do ecosystems survive in nature?
An ecosystem is maintained by keeping a balance, such as a balance between the number of resources and the number of the users. Or the balance between predators and prey. Also, it helps by humans not destroying the habitat.
Can a habitat only include one niche?
No, a single habitat can have many niches. The number correlates with the number of species.
What does the species richness of a community refer to?
The species richness of a community refers to the number of different species found in a community
