is there any diffence between species and population? by: harub ubuguyu
The answer is 'yes or no',thi is due to the following facts: species become a population only if they live and interact together within the same area at a certain period, but if these species are isolated apart from each other,they can not be termed as a population.
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.