A herd of zebra eating grass includes groups of organisms from different species. These groups best exemplify. A. a biome interaction. B. a community interaction. C. an ecosystem interaction. D. a population interaction.

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Aimee Benjamin

Biology

10 May, 02:57

A herd of zebra eating grass includes groups of organisms from different species. These groups best exemplify. A. a biome interaction. B. a community interaction. C. an ecosystem interaction. D. a population interaction.

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Simeon · Answer 1

The answer is

B. A community

Noe Miranda · Answer 2

The answer is B. a community interaction.

Let's distinguish some terms:

A population is a group of organisms of the same species in an area. If there were a herd of only zebras, this would be a population interaction.

A community is a group of organisms from different species in an area. A herd of zebra eating grass includes groups of organisms from different species is an example of a community interaction.

An ecosystem consists of all organisms (from different species) in an area and their physical environment.

A biome is a large area defined by abiotic factors.