All living things live in places that are best suited to their needs. The place where an animal or plant lives is called habitat.
Sometimes the word microhabitat is used to describe a small part of habitat. A rotting log in woodland habitat provides a microhabitat for many plant and animal.
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Place or were they live
A microhabitat is a small, specialized habitat within a larger ecosystem that provides unique environmental conditions such as temperature, humidity, light levels, and substrate composition. These conditions support specific plant and animal species that are adapted to thrive in that particular microhabitat. Microhabitats can include areas under rocks, inside tree cavities, around stream banks, and within decaying logs, among others.
the difference between a habitat and an ecosystem is that a habitat is a home to an animal and an ecosystem is a place where abiotic and biotic interactions take place
A desert pool is an example of a microhabitat.
A micro habitat is small habitat that exists on a normal habitat, where as the biome describes the type of area on a much larger scale. for example; a desert is a biome and in that desert there is an area where grass grows and lot of mice live in that area (habitat), and there is a part of that habitat where one of the mice feeds (micro habitat). a micro habitat can also exist on another animal (parasite). hope that helps
Its habitat.
An organism's address refers to the specific location where it lives within its habitat. This can include details such as the type of ecosystem, the climate conditions, and the specific niche or microhabitat within the larger environment.
Habitat is the place that the animal lives in niche is that creatures spot in society
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The habitat under a log is called the "subterranean habitat" or "subterranean microhabitat". Many small organisms such as insects, worms, and fungi live in this dark and moist environment, playing important roles in decomposition and soil health.
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