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Which phrase describes a population? all the redwood trees in a specific area. all the organisms that interact in a forest an area characterized by a group of plants and animals…

Which phrase describes a population? all the redwood trees in a specific area. all the organisms that interact in a forest an area characterized by a group of plants and animals…
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Which phrase describes a population?

all the redwood trees in a specific area.

all the organisms that interact in a forest

an area characterized by a group of plants and animals

a nonliving factor in an organism’s environment

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All the redwood trees in a specific area.

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