Biology, asked by samanthathelast, 5 months ago

What is a population? How is it different from a community?

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Answered by Anonymous

A POPULATION IS A GROUP OF A SINGLE SPECIES LIVING IN A CERTAIN AREA AT A CERTAIN TIME. A COMMUNITY IS ALL COMBINATION OF ALL OF THE POPULATIONS IN AN AREA.

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Answered by shalan9322507139

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population is the number of people in large and community means few people

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