Which is an example of a population?

A. all the red tailed foxes in the meadow

B. all the individuals making up a species

C. one blade of grass in a prairie

D. each goose in a gaggle of geese

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Emmalee Daniels

Biology

7 December, 02:42

Which is an example of a population?

A. all the red tailed foxes in the meadow

B. all the individuals making up a species

C. one blade of grass in a prairie

D. each goose in a gaggle of geese

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Kayden Atkins · Answer 1

Well lets see here, The definition of population is a particular section, group, or type of people or animals living in an area or country. So it would be D.

Which is an example of a population?A. all the red tailed foxes in the meadowB. all the individuals making up a speciesC. one blade of grass in a prairieD. each goose in a gaggle of geese

Which is an example of a population?

A. all the red tailed foxes in the meadow

B. all the individuals making up a species

C. one blade of grass in a prairie

D. each goose in a gaggle of geese