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Which is an example of a population? A. all the red tailed foxes in the meadow B. all of the individuals making up a species C. each goose in a gaggle of geese D. one blade of grass in a prairie
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Which is an example of a population?

A.
all the red tailed foxes in the meadow

B.
all of the individuals making up a species

C.
each goose in a gaggle of geese

D.
one blade of grass in a prairie

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An example of a population is A) All the red-tailed foxes in the Meadow. Populations are the accumulation of animals living in a particular area. 
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