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What is a community? What is the difference between the concepts of community and population?
Answer:
Community is the set of populations of living beings that live in the same region and interact with each other.
In Ecology population is a set whose members (living in a given place in a given time) are part of the same species. Community is a set of populations of different species (living in a given place in a given time).
In Ecology population is a set whose members (living in a given place in a given time) are part of the same species. Community is a set of populations of different species (living in a given place in a given time).
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