habitat
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈhæbɪtæt/
- Specialized
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hábitat
- MAN 2: Of course now, the question is, how will these animals be returned to their natural habitats?
- habitat loss
- wildlife habitat
- habitat for species
You know, let's go to let's go build a habitat on Mars.
- You know, let's go to let's go build a habitat on Mars.
- We have huge grand challenges these days of habitat loss.
- As the climate changes, insects and other parasites like ticks change their habitat and spread diseases.
- It it is actually agriculture and the changing of habitats.
- The Darien Gap is a very difficult piece of habitat to traverse if you know what you're doing.
- I met him at a rooftop pool party in Las Vegas, IE his natural habitat.
Examples
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So this helps with one, restoring habitat and reducing habitat loss in particular areas for wildlife.
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Roads and urban development continue to contribute to habitat fragmentation in this landscape.
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We have huge grand challenges these days of habitat loss.
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Well, this is what happens when a species has absolutely no accessible habitat to get to.
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There are many animals in each habitat.
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One is the expansion of humans into almost every habitat on Earth.
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And so it's going to create habitat for the trout species.
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This is astonishing, and especially this far removed from its natural habitat.
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As the climate changes, insects and other parasites like ticks change their habitat and spread diseases.
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Many species depend on the habitat of the rainforest to survive.
Synonyms
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2.7
The people, places, and conditions around a person, animal, or thing that affect them
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3.2
The place where a plant or animal normally lives and grows
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5.1
A place where a person or animal lives
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An area where an animal usually lives and moves
An area with the same natural conditions that has certain plants and animals
Compounds
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Etymology
Habitat comes from the Latin word habitare, which means 'to live' or 'to dwell', and it is related to English words like inhabit and habit. So a habitat is simply the place where a plant or animal 'lives'.