Question

A group of populations of two or more species occupying the same geographical area at the same time is called
a)Ecosystem
b)Commensalism
c)Interaction
d)Community​

Answer 1

The right response to the given question is option d: Community.

• A group of species is made up of a number of different species that live in the same location. When a large number of distinct species coexist in a single geologic boundary, this form of interaction is referred to as a community or a biologic community.
• Example of community: Deers, leopards, lions, and peacocks, for example, live in the Gir forest, which is known as the biologic community of the forest region.
• An ecosystem is a place where both living and non-living things interact.
• Commensalism is an interaction in which one species obtains positive benefits from the presence of another but there is no benefit for the latter.
• The term "interaction" refers to a form of relationship that exists between variables of ecosystem and environment.

• As a result, the correct response is Community.