Kiarapoulin Kiarapoulin

10-05-2017
Biology

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What's the difference between a species and a population?

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KenpoKid KenpoKid

10-05-2017

A population is the amount of things belonging to the species that is alive. A species is just a speficic type of animal plant bug etc

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buddywoo buddywoo

10-05-2017

Population is a count of how many people live in a certain area, while species is like a different race, or culture.

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