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7C Feeding Relationships KS3 Biology 7C Feeding Relationships

Contents 7C Feeding Relationships Habitats Adaptations Feeding types Food chains Food webs Summary activities

Habitats What is a habitat? The place where an organism lives is called its habitat. What makes a habitat? A habitat has all of the things that an organism needs to survive such as the right amount of light, oxygen and water. How would you describe your habitat?

Different types of habitats How are these habitats similar and how are they different?

Which land habitat?