What factors make a uniform distribution pattern a beneficial strategy for a species

Chemistry

1 answer:

user100 [1]3 years ago

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Water , light are the two important factors make a uniform distribution for a species.

Explanation:

There are various factors that depends upon the uniform distribution of the species , they are as follows- water, light as well as food. When the species get proper food supply as well as resources that lead to uniform distribution of the species.
Temperature also plays an important role for the uniform distribution of the species.
Normally the nature of the distribution is always clustered. When the resources are scarce in nature the species cluster together.

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