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What is the difference between a community and a population? A community has only one organism, while a population has many organisms. A population has only one ecosystem, while a community has many ecosystems. A community has only one biome, while a population has many biomes. A population has only one species, while a community has many species.

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A population has one species, while a community has many species is the correct answer i think 
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Answer: A population has only one species, while a community has many species.

A community in terms of ecology, is a group or association of the members of two or more types of species living together in a geographical area in a particular time. The members of species interact with each other and plays different roles in a ecosystem. The species defines a population of similar type of organisms which can interbreed and able to produce viable fertile offsprings.

Therefore, A population has only one species, while a community has many species is the correct option.

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