and contrast the terms dispersion and dispersal. 4.What is an ideal free distrib
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and contrast the terms dispersion and dispersal. 4.What is an ideal free distribution and under what conditions can it be established? 5. Southern European songbird, the blue tit, breeds in two habitats that differ greatly in quality. In deciduous oak forests, blue tits produce so many young that their populations have the potential ofgrowing at the astronomical rate of 10% annually. In evergreen oak habitats, blue tits perform poorly with populations showing a potential for a rapid decline of 13% annually. Yet blue tits persist in both habitats. Why?Explanation / Answer
3) Dispersion refers to the distance between individuals with respect to one another.
Types of dispersion are
where as Dispersal refers to the movement of species like animals, fungi, bacteria etc away from the place where they were born to their breeding site .It is called as natal dispersal.
The movement from one breeding site to other breeding site is called as breeding dispersal.
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