Having a platelet count of 60,000/mirol is below the normal count of 150,000 which is called thrombocytopenia. With this low platelet count, our skin which is part of the integumentary system will show signs of Petechiae. Petechiae are formed and seen on the skin when capillaries underneath leaks blood due to low platelet count. Petechiae is commonly found on a person suffering from Dengue Hemorrhagic fever Disease where platelet count decreases.
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In biological terms, the word population refers to all of the organisms from the same species that live together in the same general geographic area, which is called a habitat. Organisms within the same population share a gene pool, but are not necessarily closely related.
For example, a population is not as narrow as a specific pride of lions. Instead, it could be all of the lions that live within a certain region, such as a particular forest or preserve.