Different organisms have different "habitats." These are all examples of habitats: The tops of banana trees in a rainforest The

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Different organisms have different "habitats." These are all examples of habitats: The tops of banana trees in a rainforest The

moist area inside a log on a forest floor The sand on the bottom of a shallow area of the ocean Which survival need best defines "habitat"? oxygen or carbon dioxide someplace to live food water

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Paul [167] · Answer 1 · 2022-01-12T12:26:15+03:00

Answer:

Oxygen/Carbon dioxide

Explanation:

The basic description of living things are organisms which have a cell system to produce energy with either primarily via respiratory exchange abilities, by the existence .

The primal survival need for a possessing a habitat would have to be oxygen/carbon dioxide present,

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