In a _____________ distribution, individuals have a much higher probability of being found in some than in others.
A) regular
B) clumped
C) uniform
D) random
E) partitioned

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A clumped distribution occurs when individuals are found in patches or clumps within a habitat, which results in some areas having a higher density of individuals than others. This is common in nature as organisms often cluster around resources such as food or water, or to prevent predation by forming herds or flocks. The other options listed have more evenly distributed individuals throughout the habitat.

In a _____________ Distribution, Individuals Have a Much Higher Probability