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Why cannot a population live alone by itself in nature?

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No population can live alone in nature. It is dependent on other populations for various requirements. Animals get food, shelter and oxygen from plants. Plants depend upon animals for carbon dioxide. pollination, food and ploughing of soil etc.

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