Groups of species in a localized area are called:

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Population. A group of species in a localized area form a population in the same manner humans in a city form a population.
Key Takeaway: Ecology studies interactions between individuals. Since it takes more than one organism to have an interaction, the basic ecological unit is the population. A population is a group of individuals that interbreed and share the same gene pool. Being members of the same species does not make all of those members a population. A population on exist if there is an intricate interact being the members of the species in an area.

Groups of Species in a Localized Area Are Called