Question

This level of environmental organization is the part of earth where life exists and the same species that live together and populations of species that live and interact in an area and a community of organisms and abiotic environment and can react to stimuli reproduce grow adapt and maintain homeostasis

Answer 1

Answer:

A habitat

Explanation:

A habitat is a natural environment which shelters living organisms of the same species. In a species habitat, species can be sheltered, fed and can also mate to reproduce offsprings. A habitat has both physical and biological characteristics. Representing the physical factors are soil, moisture, temperature range and intensity of light. While those representing the biological factors are the presence of prey and predators as well as other things. Most organisms or species adapt to strive which others might try to live up to their inbuilt habitat needs. A habitat does not necessarily refer to geographical area but can also be within the soil or inside of a branch or stem or other things which a living organism can live in. Homeostasis is essential in living organisms in a habitat because it helps to control and maintain them in optimum conditions which might have been necessary through adversary or habitat change.