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|Woodlice cannot survive out in the open, so they live under logs and rocks where the conditions of these '''mirco-habitats''' are just right.
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|Tube worms live in the sea but only near underwater volcanoes. This '''micro-habitat''' is very warm and gives them the food they need to [[Survival|survive]].
 
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|A Termite mound is a '''micro-habitat''' built by the termites in grasslands. It provides the termites with the ideal conditions to [[Survival|survive]].
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|Ponds are found in forests and grassland [[Habitat|habitats]]. They are an ideal '''micro-habitat''' for water lilies.
 
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==Key Stage 2==
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===Meaning===
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A place within a [[habitat]] with special conditions that a creature can live in.
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===About Micro-Habitats===
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: A '''micro-habitat''' can be affected by [[Season|seasonal]] changes.
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*Grasslands may be flooded destroying a termite mound.
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*Ponds may dry up if there is not enough rain killing all the fish.

Latest revision as of 14:23, 3 April 2019

Contents

Key Stage 1

Meaning

A place within a habitat with special conditions that a creature can live in.

Singular Noun: Micro-habitat
Plural Noun: Micro-habitats

About Micro-habitats

Some creatures can't survive everywhere in a habitat. They must find a special place inside a habitat with just the right conditions to survive.

Examples

Woodlice cannot survive out in the open, so they live under logs and rocks where the conditions of these mirco-habitats are just right. Tube worms live in the sea but only near underwater volcanoes. This micro-habitat is very warm and gives them the food they need to survive.
A Termite mound is a micro-habitat built by the termites in grasslands. It provides the termites with the ideal conditions to survive. Ponds are found in forests and grassland habitats. They are an ideal micro-habitat for water lilies.

Key Stage 2

Meaning

A place within a habitat with special conditions that a creature can live in.

About Micro-Habitats

A micro-habitat can be affected by seasonal changes.
  • Grasslands may be flooded destroying a termite mound.
  • Ponds may dry up if there is not enough rain killing all the fish.