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C4.1 Populations & communities - student friendly summary

Blue text shows extra clarification or guidance. Guiding questionsHow do interactions between organisms regulate sizes of populations in a community?What interactions within a community make its populations interdependent? SL and HL C4.1.1 - Populations can be thought of as: groups of organisms of the same species living, breeding and interacting in an area. Members of a population normally breed, so reproductive...

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