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  1. Unlike an animal's habitat, an animal's niche can be described by all of the following except
Athe place in which the species lives.
Bthe job the organism has within its environment.
Cthe way the species obtains what it needs to reproduce.
Dthe way the species obtains what it needs to survive.

Someone please help I put C and got it wrong

Verified Answer :

I gonna go with A. the place in which the species lives.

Answer:

The correct answer would be A. the place in which the species lives.

A habitat is defined as a general place or physical area in which an organism lives.

In contrast, the niche is defined as a role any species plays in an environment. It includes all the physical and biological interactions made by the organism. For example, how organisms obtain its nutrition and its role in the flow of the energy through the ecosystem, and how it obtains all the necessary substances for its reproduction.

Thus, in contrast to habitat, niche can be explained by all of the following except  the place in which the species lives.