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In Ecology, habitat is defined as a natural environment that can support the survival and reproduction of a particular species throughout the year, or for shorter periods of time. Such habitats consist of biotic and abiotic factors as well as other resources that support life.

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In Ecology, habitat is defined as a natural environment that can support the survival and reproduction of a particular species throughout the year, or for shorter periods of time. Such habitats consist of biotic and abiotic factors as well as other resources that support life.

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A microhabitat is a smaller environment that subtly differs from its surrounding habitat. Such habitats contain unique species which are not found in the larger habitat. For example, a temporary pool of water, the underside of a rock or a decomposing log are examples of a microhabitat.

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A microhabitat is a smaller environment that subtly differs from its surrounding habitat. Such habitats contain unique species which are not found in the larger habitat. For example, a temporary pool of water, the underside of a rock or a decomposing log are examples of a microhabitat.

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Habitats can be broadly categorized into two types. They are terrestrial habitats and aquatic habitats. The animals that live in land are said to be in terrestrial habitats. There are wide range of terrestrial habitats like forests, grasslands, deserts, mountain ranges, coastal regions, wetlands, ice caps and wetlands. The animals that live in water bodies like river, lakes, ponds and oceans are said to be in aquatic habitats. 

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Habitats can be broadly categorized into two types. They are terrestrial habitats and aquatic habitats. The animals that live in land are said to be in terrestrial habitats. There are wide range of terrestrial habitats like forests, grasslands, deserts, mountain ranges, coastal regions, wetlands, ice caps and wetlands. The animals that live in water bodies like river, lakes, ponds and oceans are said to be in aquatic habitats. 

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The habitats present on the land surface are known as terrestrial habitats. The animals breathe in the oxygen from air using lungs. They have legs to walk on the ground and some have wings to fly in the sky. Some of the terrestrial habitats are forests, grasslands, deserts and wetlands.

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The habitats present on the land surface are known as terrestrial habitats. The animals breathe in the oxygen from air using lungs. They have legs to walk on the ground and some have wings to fly in the sky. Some of the terrestrial habitats are forests, grasslands, deserts and wetlands.

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The habitats present is water are called aquatic habitats. The animals in aquatic habitats use the dissolved oxygen from water for respiration. They have gills for this purpose. They have fins to swim in water. Aquatic habitats can be marine or freshwater habitats.

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The habitats present is water are called aquatic habitats. The animals in aquatic habitats use the dissolved oxygen from water for respiration. They have gills for this purpose. They have fins to swim in water. Aquatic habitats can be marine or freshwater habitats.

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