In populations of animals that defend an area for their own exclusive use or in plants that compete intensively for belowground resources such as water or nutrients,the spatial distribution of individuals is usually
A)homogenous.
B)clumped.
C)random.
D)uniform.

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In populations where animals defend territories or plants compete for resources, individuals are typically spread out evenly to maximize access to resources and minimize competition, leading to a uniform spatial distribution.

In Populations of Animals That Defend an Area for Their