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The 18 pages that link to Habitat, each with the reason it gives.

• Wildlife conservationRelated: A species' survival depends on habitat that supplies food, shelter, and breeding sites.

• Food webCompared with: Habitat describes where organisms live; food webs describe their feeding connections.

• ForagingRelated: Habitat determines where food resources occur and how accessible they are.

• Ecological nicheCompared with: A habitat is where a species lives; its niche also includes resource use and interactions.

• EcosystemCompared with: A habitat describes an organism’s living place, while an ecosystem includes interacting communities and physical surroundings.

• Ecosystem engineeringNarrower topic: Engineering changes the physical features that make a place suitable for particular organisms.

• Wildlife rehabilitationRelated: A release site must offer the resources and conditions the animal needs.

• Home rangeRelated: Habitat describes environmental conditions, while a home range maps an individual’s use of space.

• DuneRelated: Dune systems support specialized communities adapted to shifting, nutrient-poor sediment.

• Species distributionRelated: Habitat suitability helps explain where a species can occur, but does not equal its actual distribution.

• Perennial plantRelated: Perennial vegetation supplies persistent shelter and resources for other organisms.

• Natura 2000Narrower topic: Natura 2000 protects specified habitat types as well as species.

• BiosphereBroader topic: Habitats are local places where life occurs within the biosphere.

• VegetationRelated: Vegetation structure and composition help define habitat for many species.

• Natural environmentBroader topic: A habitat narrows the environment to the conditions and place used by a particular organism.

• WildlifeNarrower topic: Wildlife depends on suitable places for food, shelter, and reproduction.

• Flora of Central EuropeRelated: Habitat differences distinguish the region’s forests, grasslands, wetlands, and rocky sites.

• Wildlife ecologyNarrower topic: Habitat provides the resources and conditions wildlife populations depend on.