alleryStart learning →The set of conditions in which a species can persist is its
ARealized niche
BEcological habitat
CCommunity niche
DFundamental niche
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Fundamental niche
The fundamental niche counts only environmental conditions allowing persistence, while the realized niche adds ecological conditions such as competition.
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