alleryIn ecology, what does a species' habitat provide?
AResources for survival
BOnly a sleeping place
COnly its food supply
DIts scientific name
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Resources for survival
1. A habitat is the array of resources and biotic factors in an area.
2. These support survival and reproduction of a species.
3. It is more than just shelter or food.
_Source: Wikipedia, Habitat (lead section)_
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