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What is an assemblage of different populations (groups of individuals that belong to the same species in a given area) that live together in a defined area? A. population index B. community C. biosphere
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What is an assemblage of different
populations (groups of individuals that
belong to the same species in a given
area) that live together in a defined
area?
A. population index
B. community
C. biosphere
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The correct answer B community
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