NEET Biology question

The abundance of a species population, within its habitat, is called **[AIPMT 1995]**

(A)Relative densityCorrect
(B)Regional density
(C)Absolute density
(D)Niche density

Answer: (A)

Solution

Relative density describes the abundance of a species population within its habitat, in relation to the population as a whole. "Regional density" and "niche density" are not standard recognized ecological terms, and "absolute

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