Question

What is the difference between a species and a population?

Answer 1

specie is a single organism that is capable of reproduction while a population is a group of species in the same geographical area.

2.A population in terms of quantity is definitely more than a single specie.

3.A population with human beings can share or not share their differences based on their culture, values, etc., but a specie (all other organisms) must share the same morphology, DNA, etc. in order to be classified under such specie.

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Answer 2

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$<b><u>Population:-$ Population refers to the quantity of living beings present in our surrounding.

$<b><u>Species:-$ Species refers to a similar kind of organisms.

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