Which of these explains a community?
Source: JAMB · 2024
Which of these explains a community?
Explanation
A population is one species living in one place. A community is all the populations living together. So a community is a group of many populations of different species living in the same habitat, for example the plants, insects and birds of one pond.
A group of populations of the same species is just one population, not a community.
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