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B) A school of sunfish.
In biology, a population is a number of all the organisms of the same group or species who live in a particular geographical area and are capable of interbreeding
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Hello! THere are many differences between a grassland and a savanna. For one, a savanna is a grassland, however, A savanna is usually very dry. A savanna also has very few trees, while grasslands can be plush with many trees. Grasslands could also be in mountains while savannas are vast dryer lands with animals who live in dry weather. Grasslands also contain a lot of water sources like lakes, rivers, ponds, and savannas usually don't. Those are just a few o the many differences between them!
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