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'''Habitatio'''<ref>"'''Habitatio''' . . . place of growth; usually the place of growth is associated with the verb ''cresco'' 'grow' or ''habito'' 'have possession of, inhabit, dwell."—[[Gulielmus T. Stearn|William T. Stearn]], ''Botanical Latin,'' ed. 3a (Newton Abbott, Londonii, North Pomfret: David & Charles, 1983), p. 438.</ref><ref>Vocabulum aliquando cum vocabulo '''biochora''' confusum.</ref> est regio [[oecologia|oecologica]] vel [[natura circumiecta|ambitalis]]{{dubsig}} quam certa [[animal|animalium]], [[planta]]rum, vel aliorum [[organismus|organismorum]] [[species (taxinomia)|species]] habitat.<ref name="Dickinson 63">C. I. Dickinson, ''British Seaweeds'' (The Kew Series, 1963).</ref><ref name="Abercrombie 66">M. Abercrombie, C. J. Hickman, et M. L. Johnson, ''A Dictionary of Biology'' (Londinii: Penguin Reference Books, 1966).</ref> Ea est circumiectus naturalis quo organismus crescit, vel circumiectus physicus qui [[copia (species)|copiam]]<!--Anglice: population (terminus technicus), sed usor sine nomine scripserat "[[Numerus incolarum|omnia individua]]"--> speciei circumdans movet, et quo species utitur.