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Certain soils in the Midwest have very even concentrations of minerals and nutrients that are required for the growth of a small shrub. How would you expect individuals in a population of this shrub to
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Certain soils in the Midwest have very even concentrations of minerals and nutrients that are required for the growth of a small shrub. How would you expect individuals in a population of this shrub to be distributed in the area?

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yes

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no

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