Sanford (1857) Citation: Judgment in the U.S. Supreme Court Case Dred Scott v. John F.A. Sanford, March 6, 1857; Case Files 1792-1995; Record Group 267; Records of the Supreme Court of the United States; National Archives. How to use citation info. (on Archives.gov)
Its color ranges from an orange-ish brown to pale gray with black spots and bars on it legs and chest and less noticeable spots throughout its body. Click to hear bobcat sounds. Adaptations. The bobcats ability to adapt to many different habitats and ranges is what has made it such a successful species.In the Sonoran Desert is has adapted to survive on marginal habitats. A marginal habitat is one that might not be as rich in prey or shelter as other places.ts color ranges from an orange-ish brown to pale gray with black spots and bars on it legs and chest and less noticeable spots throughout its body. Click to hear bobcat sounds. Adaptations. The bobcats ability to adapt to many different habitats and ranges is what has made it such a successful species.
A habitat is expected to have relatively unvarying characteristics (temp, rainfall, etc), and if these change significantly it is likely that the organism will either go extinct in that habitat or adapt to the changes. A niche is a specific role played by an organism within its habitat. It is defined by how an organism interacts with its environment. (e.g. the Turkey Vulture occupies the niche of scavenger in the Mojave Desert, whereas in a similar habitat in South America, the Andean Condor occupies that niche.)