Question
The difference between a population and a community is(1 point)
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population is measured over a duration of time while community is measured today.
population is measured over a duration of time while community is measured today.
population references one species while community references all living species in an area.
population references one species while community references all living species in an area.
population references only living things while community references living and non-living things.
population references only living things while community references living and non-living things.
population refers to multiple species at a time while community refers to a single specie
Responses
population is measured over a duration of time while community is measured today.
population is measured over a duration of time while community is measured today.
population references one species while community references all living species in an area.
population references one species while community references all living species in an area.
population references only living things while community references living and non-living things.
population references only living things while community references living and non-living things.
population refers to multiple species at a time while community refers to a single specie
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**population references one species while community references all living species in an area.**
A population consists of individuals of a single species living in a specific area, while a community includes multiple populations of different species interacting in that area.
**population references one species while community references all living species in an area.**
A population consists of individuals of a single species living in a specific area, while a community includes multiple populations of different species interacting in that area.