A population of giraffes on a square kilometer of the African savannah contains sixteen individuals. Generally, the giraffes stay in smaller groups, surrounding scattered watering holes, where there is abundant vegetation. What is the size of the giraffe population? What is the population density?
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Population is the number of individuals of a particular species found at a certain location.
The population of giraffe is, hence, sixteen.
Population density is the count of number of individuals (or population) per unit area. As it is given that the sixteen giraffes are present in an area of one square kilometre, the population density is 16 sq/km.
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sixteen
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