The Difference Between a Population and a Community in the Same

question 60

Multiple Choice

The difference between a population and a community in the same location is that

• A) a population includes all the living organisms, while a community is the physical location in which they live.
• B) a population includes members of one species, while a community includes multiple species populations.
• C) a community includes members of one species, while a population includes multiple species.
• D) a population includes members of one species, while a community includes its nonliving environmental resources.
• E) a community is an isolated subpopulation of a larger population of a species.

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Definitions:

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