How do ecologists describe a population?

A.
a group of living and nonliving things that exist in spatial proximity to one another

B.
a group of organisms of different species that live in spatial proximity to one another

C.
a group of organisms of the same species that live in spatial proximity to one another

D.
a group of living things that develop interrelationships by living in proximity to one another

Question

How do ecologists describe a population?  
 
  


  

  A. 
  a group of living and nonliving things that exist in spatial proximity to one another   
    


  

  B. 
  a group of organisms of different species that live in spatial proximity to one another   
    


  

  C. 
  a group of organisms of the same species that live in spatial proximity to one another   
    


  

  D. 
  a group of living things that develop interrelationships by living in proximity to one another

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