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Is there any difference between population and species?

by Adeesha Khan
(Multan)

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Is there any difference between population and species?

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POPULATION
by: aditi tulsyan

Population is a group of living organism which are found in a specific area and can reproduce with each other to give a fertile offspring.

The difference between population and species
by: shazma

Population is the number of organisms in an ecosystem a particular period of time but species is the term given for organisms that share common genes and interbreed to produce fertile offspring.

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