Question

in the desert, saguaro cacti, owls, horned lizards, and fire ants all share the same space. which example can be considered a population? responses all saguaro in the same area all saguaro in the same area all species in the same area all species in the same area the lizards and the ants the lizards and the ants all plants in the same area

Answer 1

Answer:All inhabitants residing of a distinct species in a place or region that is defined is called population. The inhabitants of a population share the same characteristics.

Explanation:All cacti in the same area can be considered as the population.

The population can be explained as:

The population have the same characteristic sharing organisms living in a defined area together. They share the characters like population density and size, birth and death rate.

All plants, all species and the lizards and ants will not make a population as they consist of different species and does not have a distinct or only a particular group of species.

Therefore, option b. all cacti will make population.