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A habitat is the role of a population in its community, including its environment and its relationship with other species. True or False?
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A habitat is the role of a population in its community, including its environment and its relationship with other species. True or False?

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Habitat is a place where an organism lives in nature. Environment is the sum total of all physical, chemical, biotic and cultural factors that affects life of organism in any way.

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