habitats
SayHAB-i-tats/ˈhæbɪtæts/
- 1Plural of habitat.
Coral reefs are among the most diverse habitats on the planet.
Rising temperatures are reshaping the habitats of countless species.
Note
A regular plural that fits only the countable uses of habitat. When habitat means a species' range or a distinct area, such as a coral reef, it counts freely: diverse habitats, the habitats of a species. When it means the conditions an organism needs to live, it stays uncountable. So "loss of habitat" names the conditions, while "loss of habitats" names particular places.
habitats is a form of habitat
habitat, noun: The geographic range or natural area in which a given species normally occurs. Full entry
- Forms
- habitathabitats plural
- Spelling
- habitat → habitats: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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