The rate of dispersal is greater in species occupying stable habitats than in those occupying temporary habitats.

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The statement is false. The rate of dispersal is actually greater in species occupying temporary habitats as they face greater environmental instability and thus individuals may need to move quickly to find new resources. In stable habitats, individuals are often more established and may have less reason to disperse.

The Rate of Dispersal Is Greater in Species Occupying Stable