The average number of individuals in a specified portion of habitat is the population's
A)distribution.
B)carrying capacity.
C)density.
D)size.
E)birth rate.

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Population density refers to the numerical measure of population per unit area or volume. It is calculated by dividing the number of individuals in a particular portion of habitat by the size of that area. The density of a population can give important information about its growth, potential impact on the environment, and availability of resources.

The Average Number of Individuals in a Specified Portion of Habitat