Niche of a species in an ecosystem refers to its:
Correct answer: D. Function at its place of occurrence
- A. Place of occurrence
- B. Competitive ability
- C. Centre of origin
- D. Function at its place of occurrence
Explanation
A habitat describes where a species lives, whereas its niche describes how it lives, including its role and function in the ecosystem. Therefore niche is more than merely a place of occurrence.
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