Schools of parrot fish tend to remain within close proximity to coral reefs for protection from predators and for easy access to food sources. What type of distribution does this represent?
A) clumped
B) random
C) dense
D) uniform
E) independent

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Parrot fish exhibit a clumped distribution because they tend to group together in specific areas, such as coral reefs, for protection and food, rather than spreading out evenly or randomly in the water.

Schools of Parrot Fish Tend to Remain Within Close Proximity