Can a Human Being Be Considered an Ecological Community

question 105

Multiple Choice

Can a human being be considered an ecological community?

• A) Yes; for example, a community of microorganisms lives within the human digestive system.
• B) Yes; human beings live with other humans, own pets, and grow domesticated crops.
• C) No; a community is formed from many populations, and it takes more than one individual to make up a population.
• D) No; human populations are artificial rather than natural and are considered to fall outside of ecology.

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