The "fundamental niche" of an organism is defined as the

a) climatic conditions required for the organism to survive and reproduce
b) range of environmental conditions under which the organism can survive and reproduce
c) area that an organism occupies immediately after birth
d) physical space that the organism occupies
e) area in which the organism reproduces


Answer: b) range of environmental conditions under which the organism can survive and reproduce

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Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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For coral reefs to form in tropical waters, it is necessary for the coral animals to live in symbiosis with:a

bacteria. b. parrot fish. c. zooxanthellae. d. sea urchins. e. kelp.

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