A relatively stable community of organisms with established interlocking relationships and exchanges with one another and their natural habitat is called
A) society.
B) a behavioral sink.
C) environment.
D) an ecosystem.

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The definition provided in the question matches the concept of an ecosystem. A society refers to a group of individuals of the same species living together, while a behavioral sink is a term used to describe the breakdown of social norms and rise of deviant behavior in overcrowded animal populations. The environment refers to the physical surroundings of an organism or system.

A Relatively Stable Community of Organisms with Established Interlocking Relationships