A group of organisms with a unique set of characteristics that distinguishes them from other organisms, is called a
A) Species
B) Ecosystem
C) sustainable society
D) natural resource
E) Population

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A species is defined as a group of organisms that share a common set of characteristics and can interbreed to produce fertile offspring. This distinguishes them from other organisms and defines their unique identity as a distinct group. Ecosystems, sustainable societies, and natural resources are all broader concepts that do not necessarily refer to a specific group of organisms with shared characteristics. A population, while being a more specific group of organisms, may not necessarily have unique characteristics that distinguish it from other populations of the same species.

A Group of Organisms with a Unique Set of Characteristics