Question

Which best describes how an organism’s niche is determined?

Answer 1

Niche refers to an organism's role in a particular ecosystem. Niches include herbivores, omnivores, carnivores, predators, consumers, and producers

Answer 2

Answer:

Organisms niche is determined by its position, status in its habitat and its adaptation with its environment.

Explanation:

The ecological niche is the position, status, feeding habit, and adaptation to the organism's habitat. If the habitat is the address of the organism, the ecological niche is the profession of the organism. Many organisms can stay in a single habitat, but their niche is different. The ecological niche prevents the competition of the organism. It helps a large number of the species to occupy a single area. An ecological niche is determined by an organism's status, adaptation to the physical, chemical, biological factors of the palace it lives.

e.g. Some species occupy a large area, and they feed on different foods. Man in some regions is a carnivore, in other herbivores, but in most cases, they are an omnivore.