Clumped dispersion is often influenced by:

A) the presence of strange groups.
B) sexual reproduction in plants or invertebrates.
C) unlimited seed dispersal in plants.
D) a patchy distribution of resources.
E) homogenous environments.

Clumped Dispersion

A pattern of population distribution in which individuals are aggregated in patches, often due to environmental factors or social interactions, enhancing survival.

Patchy Distribution

A spatial distribution pattern where entities are clustered in several small areas, separated by areas with no or low occurrences of these entities.