Why is a random dispersal pattern quite rare in nature?
A. Because only aquatic resources are commonly randomly dispersed.
B. Because resources in nature are rarely randomly spaced.
C. Because most animals have social behavior such as forming flocks or herds.
D. Because most organisms have defined territories created via competition.
B. Because resources in nature are rarely randomly spaced.
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
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