In an ecosystem, a population can be defined as
A.
all individuals of a species born in...
In an ecosystem, a population can be defined as
A.
all individuals of a species born in a specified month in every region of the world.
B.
all individuals of a species that exist or have existed in a given place.
C.
all the individuals of a species that exist together at a given place and time.
D.
all the individuals of every species at a given place and time.
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