The "Occupation" of a Species in an Area is Identified

Question

The "occupation" of a species in an area is identified as its:
A) habitat.
B) community.
C) niche.
D) population.

Accepted Answer

The "occupation" of a species in an area refers to its niche, which includes its role in the ecosystem, its interactions with other species, and its use of resources. The habitat refers to the physical location where the species lives, the community is the group of different species living in an area, and the population is the group of individuals of the same species living in the same area. Therefore, the correct answer is C, niche.