Answer :
Environmental factors that create different habitats include all of the following: light, temperature, elevation, topography,growing seasons
Answer: The correct answer is- light, temperature, animals, plants, topography, and growing seasons.
Habitat can be described as an area or an environment where a particular species of plant, animal or any other living organism is naturally found. In other words, it is a place that supports life of a species. The presence of various biotic and abiotic factor support different habitats.
Environmental factors that create different habitats include:
- light ( in terms of quality, time period, and intensity)
- temperature ( such as extremely high temperature creates dry weather conditions where xerophitic plants are found).
- topography ( study of earth surface such as mountains, valleys, rivers that support different habitats)
- growing seasons
- animals
- plants