Question

12 multiple answer 1 point select all types of dispersion patterns lumped clumped size age structure random uniform

Explanation:

In ecology, the three main types of dispersion (or distribution) patterns of individuals in a population are clumped (individuals grouped together), random (individuals spread out randomly), and uniform (individuals evenly spaced). "Lumped" is not a standard dispersion term, "size" relates to organism size (not dispersion), and "age structure" relates to age - class distribution (not dispersion).

Answer:

B. clumped, E. random, F. uniform