What is the difference between ecosystem community population and habitat?

Answer 1

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.

Answer 2

A habitat is the area where things live such as a forest, a population is the group of the same species living in a habitat such as the number of rabbits living in the forest, the community are all the living things living in the habitat such as rabbits, ants, trees, ferns etc.

Answer 3

An ecosystem is made up of living organisms (community) interacting with one another and their non-living environment (habitat). A community consists of interacting populations of different species within an ecosystem. A population refers to all individuals of the same species living in a specific area within a community. The habitat is the physical place in an ecosystem where a population or community lives.

Answer 4

General Mark Wayne Clark, graduated West Point in 1917