Movement of an organism or a group of organisms from its/their natural habitat to another place at a particular time every year.
Movement of natural habitat
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Movement of an organism or a group of organisms
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Movement of an organism or a group of organisms from its/their natural habitat to another place at a particular time every year.
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All of the above
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Movement of natural habitat
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The movement of organisms in large numbers from one place to another place is known as migration.
Migration is usually an annual event in which many animals travel to faraway places in search of food and breeding ground.
Animals and birds migrate when the climatic conditions are adverse in their natural habitat.
Many birds from Siberia come to India during the winter months.
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