Answer: The correct answer is a number of communities.
Population can be defined as a group of all members of a particular species living in a specific geographic region whereas a community is the population or group of all species that are inhabited in the particular geographic region. Habitat refers to the physical surroundings where a particular species can be found or lives. The two or more populations of any species can be separated by a large geographic distance but live in similar type of habitat. A niche is simply the occupation of any organism.
Therefore, the term that best describes all of the different species of insects living in a rain forest is a number of communities.
The coastal ocean zone and estuaries are alike in that both are important as breeding and nesting areas for birds. The depth of the water in an aquatic ecosystem determines the amount of sunlight that living things receive there. ... The water in freshwater wetlands is always brackish
Whenever sudden change caused by human or natural disasters occurs in the environment leading to the reduction of organisms or biodiversity present to a lower size, such condition is referred to as BOTTLENECK EFFECT.
