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Which group of organisms is a population? a group of skunks living in the same forest all sheep in Australia different kinds of butterflies living in the same patch of rain fore…

Which group of organisms is a population? a group of skunks living in the same forest all sheep in Australia different kinds of butterflies living in the same patch of rain fore…
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Which group of organisms is a population?

a group of skunks living in the same forest
all sheep in Australia
different kinds of butterflies living in the same patch of rain forest
rainbow trout

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The first one. A group of organisms in one specific place is a population.
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User Anfisa
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The answer is
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