Biology, asked by raheel5246, 10 months ago

What are differences between population and species

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Answered by as7318312237

Answer:

population is group of species

Explanation:

species is part of population

Answered by eshalfarah123

Answer:

A species is a certain unique type or organism in the entire biosphere, while a population is all of the members of a species in one ecosystem or area.

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