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population |
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all child classes of population are only meant as examples demonstrating how population classes can be postcoordinated Collection of Organisms of a defined taxon living in a given geographic area. In contrast to the "official" definition ("same species") this definition is broader and corresponds better to the use of the term in some contexts (e.g. "mixed population of 2 species") |
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http://purl.org/biotop/biotop.owl#Population |
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all child classes of population are only meant as examples demonstrating how population classes can be postcoordinated Collection of Organisms of a defined taxon living in a given geographic area. In contrast to the "official" definition ("same species") this definition is broader and corresponds better to the use of the term in some contexts (e.g. "mixed population of 2 species") |
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population |
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population |
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