"basic habitat" is a perfectly usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to an organism's natural environment, for example: "The research team studied the wolf's basic habitat to determine how it was affected by human activity."
However, this statement is limited to the basic habitat type "arable and fallow land" [34].
For one, it's not clear whether the aim is simply basic habitat restoration or also providing a more stable freshwater supply for farmers and municipalities.
According to Riecken et al. [33, 36], 21 of 44 basic habitat types can be assumed as relevant for soil organism diversity [6].
With the prospect of shifting landscape ecotones due to climate change, it is as important to understand the basic habitat requirements of keystone species as for rare species.
There is a clear diversity of HNVf in Ireland and this can be captured and described in a broad typology that includes selected farm structural characteristics, management variables and basic habitat attributes.
Europe and North America are often considered the basic habitat of the Myxogastria species.
Using this method, 3 basic benthic habitats (sandy bottom, muddy sediments, and ARs) are distinguished.
Yet, in this perspective, the basic concept of habitat and species protection under Natura is seen as adequate even under a changing climate This policy rationale is supported by arguments of conservation scholars that consider Natura 2000 protection to be feasible in a changing climate (Dodd et al. 2009; Ellwanger et al. 2012; Evans 2012).
Other basic differences among habitats and ecosystems probably have consequences for the results achieved.
The understanding of basic life history and habitat preferences is considered problematic.
We have newly added Figure 6 to the article, which we feel summarizes in a single visualization the strongest and weakest aspects of our analyses, and which maps along this phylogeny the traits discussed explicitly in the text, as well as several other basic biological (relative diversity, habitat) and phylogenetically important traits of the microturbellarian orders we have sampled.
