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What is population? Describe its different characteristics with suitable examples.
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- What is the value of being able to estimate thre size of a population? (For example, the Bluefin Tuna Population)? White- tail Deer)?Why are population sizes not constant in biology?What factors affect the distribution patterns of the population? (i.e., why are some populations uniformly distributed, while others clump together or randomly spaced?)