The differences observed between various members of a particular species are termed as_____.

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Variations:
The differences between the individuals in a species are called variations.
This means that no two members of a species are identical.
For example, humans have different colored eyes, and dogs have different lengths of tails.
Variations can be genetic or can be caused due to several environmental factors.
Final answer: The differences observed between various members of a particular species are termed as variations.

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