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Question: Which is an example of a population? Group of answer choices a group of potato plants a group of potato plants, the insects that try to eat them, and the weeds that try to over take the area a pond with lily pads, fish, and algae none of these are an example
The correct answer would be "a group of potato plants". In biology, a population refers to a group of individuals of the same species living in a specific geographical area and capable of interbreeding. So, a group of potato plants all of the same species in a particular area could be considered a population. The other examples given include multiple species or elements, which more accurately simulate an ecosystem or a community, not a population.
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