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The phrase "native habitats" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the natural environment or specific areas where a species or organism is naturally found and thrives. It is typically used when discussing conservation, biodiversity, or the relationship between a species and its environment. Example: The construction of a new housing development may disrupt the native habitats of several endangered species living in the area.
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He studies their native habitats and soil, and the light and climate they prefer.
So that's the secret to finding new drugs: discovering new bacteria in their native habitats.
Wild animals belong in the wild, and in their native habitats.
Its native habitats were the office cubicle, the minivan and the five-day forecast.
He developed panoramas for such animals as polar bears and tigers that imitated their native habitats.
I pored over it because I wanted to see these people in their native habitats.
They can see rice and coffee growing, and learn how these plants are cultivated in their native habitats.
The result is 400 acres of nature preserve, restoring native habitats that disappeared from New York City long ago.
The laughing dove (S. senegalensis) and spotted dove (S. chinensis) have also been introduced outside their native habitats.
Beahrs made it his mission to chase down a fair number of them in their native habitats.
Agoutis are generally wary, and most species are difficult to see or approach in their native habitats.
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