Question

Distribution and locality of species are directly affected by the biotic and abiotic factors of an environment.
True or false?

Answer 1

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\(Random~Distribution\) usually occurs in habitats where environmental conditions and resources are consistent. This pattern of dispersion is characterized by the lack of any strong social interactions between species.

\(For~Example;\) When dandelion seeds are dispersed by wind, random distribution will often occur as the seedlings land in random places determined by uncontrollable factors. Oyster larvae can also travel hundreds of kilometers powered by sea currents, which can result in their random distribution.

\(Ref.\) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Species_distribution \(Explains~Well~!!\)

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Answer 2

so, TRUE because species will only be where the environment is comfortable for them...?

Answer 3

right? @Koikkara

Answer 4

Possible too !

Answer 5

\(Question~Says: \)Distribution and locality of species are directly "affected" by the biotic and abiotic factors of an environment.

Answer 6

So now i am megga confused....

Answer 7

The statement is False, Since they Don't get affected Directly... !
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