What is the difference between a population and a community?
A population is made up of all species in an area. A community is made up only of one species
A population is made up of only one species. A community is made up of all species in an area.
A population is made up of all the species and nonliving things in an area. A community is made up of all species in an area.
The words mean the same thing.
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