Biology, 02.12.2020 02:30 flyingcerberus1408

(4.06 MC)V/hich statement correctly explains the relationship between a population and a species? A population is a group of the same species that all live in a particular area together.
A population is a group made up of different species that all live in a particular area together.
A population is a group of the same species that are spread out in different ecosystems and do not interact.
A population is a group of different species that are spread out in different ecosystems and do not interact.

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