An example of a population is:

a. all of the animals in a forest

b. all of the plants in a forest

c. all of the trees in a forest

d. all of the maple trees in a forest

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Cassidy Ramsey

Social Studies

10 June, 06:31

An example of a population is:

a. all of the animals in a forest

b. all of the plants in a forest

c. all of the trees in a forest

d. all of the maple trees in a forest

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Dylan Middleton · Answer 1

A population is a group of individuals of the same species living in the same place. For example, all the humans living in Australia make up the population of Australia.

Among the options only "maple trees" refers to species - all the other options refer to bigger collections of individuals, so the correct answer is d)

An example of a population is:a. all of the animals in a forestb. all of the plants in a forestc. all of the trees in a forestd. all of the maple trees in a forest

An example of a population is:

a. all of the animals in a forest

b. all of the plants in a forest

c. all of the trees in a forest

d. all of the maple trees in a forest