British Columbia CORE Hunting Practice Exam

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What ecological term best describes the relationship between living organisms in a specific area?

Population
Community
Habitat
Ecosystem

The correct answer is: Community

The term that best describes the relationship between living organisms in a specific area is "Community." In ecological terms, a community encompasses all the different populations of various species living and interacting within a particular environment. This includes not only interactions between species, such as predation, competition, and symbiosis, but also the overall dynamics that occur as these populations coexist. While "Population" refers specifically to a group of individuals of the same species in a particular area, it does not account for the interactions with other species. "Habitat" pertains to the physical environment where organisms live, such as soil, water, and climate, but does not focus on the relationships or interactions between living organisms. On the other hand, "Ecosystem" involves both the community of organisms and the physical environment interacting as a system, but when specifically discussing the relationships among living organisms, "Community" is the most appropriate term.