<u>Answer:</u>
All the individuals of a species that live together in one place at the same time is called as population.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- When organisms of same group or species live in a particular area they are defined as population.
- Along with living in a particular area the species should also have the 'capability of interbreeding' in order to be called as population.
- Demography is a social science that deals with the 'statistical study of population'.
- A term 'sex population' is often visualized in 'population genetics', it refers to a organisms group in which a 'pair of members' can breed together.
Omnivore, as they eat both meat and plants
It's density is lower than water.
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Your answer is the primary decomposers are fungi!
Fungi could be found anywhere: lakes,plains,caves,swamps,etc...
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