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    The Distribution of Highly Competitive Animals Is Likely to Be
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The Distribution of Highly Competitive Animals Is Likely to Be

Question 34

Question 34

Multiple Choice

The distribution of highly competitive animals is likely to be


A) clumped.
B) random.
C) uniform.
D) constant.
E) homogeneous.

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