What is true of the members of the same population? select all that apply.

a. they all have the same density.

b. they are all the same species.

c. they live a uniform distance apart.

d. they live in different parts of a forest.

e. they are all the same size?

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Aryana Chambers

Biology

4 October, 12:12

What is true of the members of the same population? select all that apply.

a. they all have the same density.

b. they are all the same species.

c. they live a uniform distance apart.

d. they live in different parts of a forest.

e. they are all the same size?

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Zoe Mcconnell · Answer 1

On this matter, the most logical answer would be the letter B, in the sense that a population must be of the same species. For instance, it is not proper to say that a population of lions would include tigers.

What is true of the members of the same population? select all that apply.a. they all have the same density.b. they are all the same species.c. they live a uniform distance apart.d. they live in different parts of a forest.e. they are all the same size?

What is true of the members of the same population? select all that apply.

a. they all have the same density.

b. they are all the same species.

c. they live a uniform distance apart.

d. they live in different parts of a forest.

e. they are all the same size?