Biology · Ecology and Environment
Which of the following ecological situations best demonstrates why counting the absolute total number of individuals is not always an appropriate or meaningful measure of population density?
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- 1A large flock of migratory birds resting temporarily at a wetland site during winter
- 2A dense school of absolute identical fish swimming inside a freshwater pond
- 3A well-defined herd of spotted deer grazing across an open savanna grassland
- 4A single massive banyan tree dominating an area alongside millions of tiny Parthenium weeds✓
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A single massive banyan tree dominating an area alongside millions of tiny Parthenium weeds
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