Habitat and Microhabitat

A habitat is a set of physical and chemical conditions (eg, space, substratum, climate) that surrounds a single species, a group of species, a large community. Populations of the animals that inhabit it would terkonsentrasiditempat habitat areas with the most favorable conditions for fulfilling the requirements of their life. Part of the habitat which is environmental conditions are most suitable and most intimately linked with the animal called microhabitat. Example: Organisms crusher (spoilage) leaves only life in the environment leaf cells lining on photosynthesis, whereas other species of living organisms destroyer in leaf cells under the same leaves until they are free to live not interfere with each other. Microhabitat is part of a habitat that is environmental conditions are most suitable and most intimately linked with the animal. With respect to how the ranges of tolerance to various environmental factors, the various species of animals that concentrate in the same habitat (= cohabitation) will occupy each microhabitat. (Soetjipta, 1993).