read the passage. then answer the question below.\nin a new hampshire forest, spruce trees and oak trees…

read the passage. then answer the question below.\nin a new hampshire forest, spruce trees and oak trees grow along the banks of streams. these streams are home to northern leopard frogs and big bluet damselflies.\nthe forest and streams change each season. in the fall, oak trees drop their leaves and then grow new leaves in the spring. in the spring and summer, damselflies and frogs lay their eggs in the water.\nin a new hampshire forest, the spruce trees and the oak trees make up which of the following? select all that apply.\na population\npart of a community\npart of an ecosystem

read the passage. then answer the question below.\nin a new hampshire forest, spruce trees and oak trees grow along the banks of streams. these streams are home to northern leopard frogs and big bluet damselflies.\nthe forest and streams change each season. in the fall, oak trees drop their leaves and then grow new leaves in the spring. in the spring and summer, damselflies and frogs lay their eggs in the water.\nin a new hampshire forest, the spruce trees and the oak trees make up which of the following? select all that apply.\na population\npart of a community\npart of an ecosystem

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Brief Explanations:

A population is a group of the same species. Spruce and oak are different species, so they don't form a single population. A community is all the different populations of living - things in an area. Spruce and oak trees are part of the community in the forest. An ecosystem includes all living and non - living components in an area. The spruce and oak trees are part of the living components of the New Hampshire forest ecosystem.

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B. part of a community C. part of an ecosystem