Biology, 30.03.2021 21:50, andybiersack154

The difference between a population and a community is(1 point) population references only living things while community references living and non-living things.

population is measured over a duration of time while community is measured today.

population references one species while community references all living species in an area.

population refers to multiple species at a time while community refers to a single species.

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