The most common spatial distribution among individuals within a population is clumped.

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Clumped distribution is the most common pattern observed in natural populations where individuals are distributed in groups where resources are found. This is because individuals tend to aggregate in areas where food, water, shelter, or suitable habitat is readily available. Other spatial distribution patterns that occur in populations are random and uniform distribution but are not as common as clumped distribution.

The Most Common Spatial Distribution Among Individuals Within a Population