Select the incorrect statement.

On planet Earth, life exists not just in a few favourable habitats but even in extreme and harsh habitats – scorching Rajasthan desert, rain-soaked Meghalaya forests, deep ocean trenches, torrential streams, permafrost (snow laden) polar regions, high mountain tops, thermal springs, and stinking compost pits, to name a few. Human intestine is also a unique habitat for hundreds of species of microbes.

Major biomes of India include tropical rain forest, deciduous forest, desert, etc..

Each organism has an invariably defined range of conditions that it can tolerate, diversity in the resources it utilises and a distinct functional role in the ecological system. All these together comprise its niche. The ecological niche of an organism depends not only on where it lives but also on what it does. Eugene P. Odum described the habitat as an organism’s address, and the niche as its profession.