What are the three common patterns of population distribution? a. clumped, random, and curved b. evenly spaced, clumped, and curved c. clumped, evenly spaced, and random d. random, curved, and evenly spaced

The correct answer is- c. clumped, evenly spaced, and random.

Organisms in a particular population can exhibit primarily three basic patterns of population distribution, which are as follows-

1) Uniform Dispersion - When organisms of a population are uniformly ( more or less equally spaced) distributed in an area that is they are evenly spaced from one another, it shows uniform dispersion.

2) Random dispersion- It is seen when organisms of a population are randomly distributed that is there is no specific pattern between them.

3) Clumped- It s seen when organisms are present in the form of cluster that is they form groups in the form of clumps.

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