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What is the difference between a population and a community?
What is the difference between a population and a community?
- A population is a group of different species, while a community is a group of the same species.
- A population includes different species, while a community includes the same species.
- A population is a group of individuals of the same species, while a community is a group of different species. (correct)
- A population refers to abiotic factors, while a community refers to biotic factors.
Which of the following is considered part of an ecosystem?
Which of the following is considered part of an ecosystem?
- Medical innovations
- Carrying capacity
- Public assistance
- Climate conditions (correct)
What is the biosphere?
What is the biosphere?
- A major regional community of organisms
- The study of populations and communities
- All the regions of Earth that include living things (correct)
- The greatest number of individuals a population can sustain
How do humans extend their carrying capacity?
How do humans extend their carrying capacity?
What are the climate factors that affect biomes?
What are the climate factors that affect biomes?
What is the definition of an ecosystem?
What is the definition of an ecosystem?
How is a biome defined?
How is a biome defined?
What is meant by the carrying capacity of a population?
What is meant by the carrying capacity of a population?
Which factor does NOT affect biomes?
Which factor does NOT affect biomes?
What distinguishes a community from an ecosystem?
What distinguishes a community from an ecosystem?
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