Biology, asked by zehrawaqar0511, 7 months ago

why population is different from community

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Answered by sigurlatejaswi9

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Answered by ns0002218

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Explanation:

A population is a group of organisms under one species living together. A community is a group of organisms of more than one species living together.

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