The abundance of a species population, with in its habitat is called :

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The abundance of a species population, with in its habitat is called : (A) niche density (B) absolute density (C) relative density (D) regional density

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The habitat occupied by the organism and the functional role played by it is known as niche.
No two species have same niche in a community.
So the abundance of a species population, within us habitat is called niche density.

Q. The abundance of a species population, with in its habitat is called :

niche density

absolute density

relative density

regional density

The habitat occupied by the organism and the functional role played by it is known as niche. No two species have same niche in a community. So the abundance of a species population, within us habitat is called niche density.

The habitat occupied by the organism and the functional role played by it is known as niche.
No two species have same niche in a community.
So the abundance of a species population, within us habitat is called niche density.