Question

the type of population distribution seen when the habitat is relatively uniform and individuals do not strongly attract or repel one another is:
a clumped distribution
b random distribution
c uniform distribution
d non - selected distribution
question 10
the term ____ describes the interacting populations (e.g., moose and ticks) within an ecosystem.
a competition
b community
c niche
d habitat

Explanation:

For the first question: Clumped distribution occurs when individuals cluster; uniform when they repel; random when habitat is uniform and no strong attraction/repulsion. For the second question: Community refers to interacting populations in an ecosystem; competition is a type of interaction, niche is an organism’s role, habitat is where it lives.

Answer:

First question: B. Random distribution
Second question: B. community