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Which species is most likely to exhibit clumped dispersion?
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Which species is most likely to exhibit clumped dispersion?

Which species is most likely to exhibit clumped dispersion?-example-1
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D is an example that would most likely exhibit clumped dispersion. The population will be clustered due to habitat restrictions in some cases with some patches with many individual trees and some with none at all.
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