populations'

Belonging to inhabitants

Populations' is the possessive form of the plural populations, indicating something belonging to or associated with multiple population groups: The two populations' genetic differences emerged over centuries of isolation.

Used when comparing or contrasting distinct groups: The neighboring populations' migration patterns differed significantly.

demographic

census

Official population count

density · distribution · migration · aging · birthrate · mortality · fertility · urbanization · rural · suburban

biological

species

Finest taxonomic rank

  • wildlifeUndomesticated natural organisms
  • ecologyStudy of environmental relations
  • habitatOrganism's natural environment

ecosystem · breeding · conservation · endangered · extinction · recovery · predator · prey · carrying capacity · biodiversity

statistical

sample

Subset for study

  • dataFacts for analysis
  • sizePhysical extent or dimensions
  • varianceSpread around the mean

mean · distribution · parameter · study · research · subset · stratified · random · representative · methodology

geographic

cities

Major populated areas

territories · settlements · communities · villages · towns · metropolitan · districts · provinces · boundaries · local

societal

citizens

Members of a nation

communities · marginalized · underserved · vulnerable · displaced · indigenous · immigrant · refugee · diasporic · minority

Opposites
number/plurality

populations'population's

Of a group's members

individual's · person's · one's · someone's · nobody's

collective vs. individual scope

populations'individual's

Belonging to one entity

person's · citizen's · member's · nobody's

Phrases
Family

population, populations, depopulation

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