Calling populations are always finite.

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Populations can be very large or even theoretically infinite, especially when considering species with widespread distributions or microbial populations. The concept of a "calling population" typically refers to a specific subset of individuals within a broader population, and while practical studies often deal with finite samples, the overall population from which these samples are drawn can be vast or not strictly limited in size.

Calling Populations Are Always Finite