What is a population in ecology?
AInteracting organisms of one species
BAll species living in an area
COrganisms of one trophic level
DLiving and nonliving parts together
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Interacting organisms of one species
A population is a group of interacting organisms belonging to the same species.
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