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how population is different from community?

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.A population is a group of individuals of the same species. A community is all organisms or populations in a habitat. Compare this to the above example that a single bear's habitat may contain various other organisms: the forest is the bear's habitat, and all organisms living within it is the community of the forest.

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A population is a group of individuals of the same species. A community is all organisms or populations in a habitat. Compare this to the above example that a single bear's habitat may contain various other organisms: the forest is the bear's habitat, and all organisms living within it is the community of the forest.

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