The area inhabited by all individuals of a particular species is known as the population's

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The geographic range refers to the entire geographical area where a particular species can be found. It includes all the habitats that are suitable for the species to survive and reproduce. The other options, density, ecosystem, and habitat, do not encompass the entire area inhabited by a species. Density refers to the number of individuals in a unit area, ecosystem refers to the community of organisms and their physical environment, and habitat refers to the specific area where a species lives within its geographic range.

The Area Inhabited by All Individuals of a Particular Species