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Meanings of habitats in anglès

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Ecological or environmental area inhabited by a particular species; natural environment in which an organism lives, or the physical environment that surrounds a species population.

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Usage of habitats in anglès
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Metal pollution of aquatic habitats is a major and persistent environmental problem.
Pubmed
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Ireland has several native species of carnivorous plants, growing in bog habitats.
The Irish Times
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Others suggest the whole idea of recreating primitive natural habitats is misguided.
Reuters
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New flower-rich habitats are being established in the UK to encourage pollinators.
The Guardian
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But as landscape is developed, new barriers appear and habitats are fragmented.
The Irish Times
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But that's becoming more difficult as the primates lose their natural habitats.
Wired
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We teach people that houses are generally not great habitats for spiders.
The Guardian
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It was moving toward several of the large habitats, now thankfully abandoned.
The Cole Protocol
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And most of our current habitats and wildlife regulation originated in Brussels.
The Irish Times
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These habitats will orbit our planet, offering opportunities for research and manufacturing.
The South African
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Today, the din of humanity interrupts the corridors linking those three habitats.
The world without us
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I have found it in all the habitats described by Dr. Salisbury.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 385, May 19, 1883
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Spatial metagenomics could be used to study microbial biogeography in complex habitats.
Pubmed
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Do they damage natural habitats, as the tires did off Fort Lauderdale?
Reuters
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Alligators may help spread the seeds of these fruits throughout their habitats.
Wired
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Dublin has internationally-important species and habitats, including the biosphere of Dublin Bay.
The Irish Times
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català
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Habitats through the time
Habitats across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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