Different types of distribution for populations of animals are:
1. Uniform distribution: the is a form of population distribution in which animals are divided or spaced out evenly across a certain territory. It is mostly observed in an area where there are limited resources to compete for.
2. Random distribution: this is a form of population distribution whereby animals or organisms are distributed without a predictable arrangement. It is mostly observed in an area where resources are sporadically distributed
3. Clumped distribution: this is a type of population distribution in which animals are crowded in groups in different places of the territory. It is mostly observed where resources are patchy.
