Each organism has a definite functional position different from either organisms of the locally is called :
Correct answer: B. Niche
- A. Community
- B. Niche
- C. Habitat
- D. Species
Explanation
In ecology, a niche refers to the specific role or position that an organism occupies within an ecosystem. It includes the range of conditions and resources that the organism requires for survival and reproduction, as well as its interactions with other organisms in the community. The niche of an organism is defined by its unique combination of habitat requirements, behavior, and ecological interactions.
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