The difference between a population and a community is that(1 point)

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a population consists of biotic and abiotic factors while a community consists of just biotic factors.
a population consists of biotic and abiotic factors while a community consists of just biotic factors.

a population consists of only biotic factors while a community consists of biotic and abiotic factors.
a population consists of only biotic factors while a community consists of biotic and abiotic factors.

a population consists of one species in an area while a community consists of all species in an area.
a population consists of one species in an area while a community consists of all species in an area.

a population consists of all the species in an area while a community consists of a single species.

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The correct response is:

a population consists of one species in an area while a community consists of all species in an area.

A population refers to a group of individuals of the same species living in a particular area, while a community encompasses all the different species (biotic factors) living and interacting in that area.