AP Biology Summer Assignment

Saturday, August 18, 2012

Niche


A Niche is a habitat where an organism has everything it needs to survive. In this niche the organism is able to thrive because it has food, water, and a safe shelter. The word comes from the Latin word nudis which means nest. The niche in this photo is a spider and its web.
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