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| A group of individuals of the same species living in a given area at a given time. |
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| A genetic individual that arises from a single fertilized egg. |
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| An individual member of a plant clone. |
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| A population broken into sets of subpopulations held together by dispersal or movements of individuals among them. |
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| The number of individuals of a species in a given area. |
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| Size of a population in relation to a definite unit of space. |
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| Distribution lacking pattern or order; placement of each individual is independent of all other individuals. |
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| A pattern in which individuals are more widely separated from each other than would be expected by chance; underdispersion. |
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| Distribution in which individuals have a much higher probability of being found in some places than in others. |
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| Leaving an area of birth or activity for another area. |
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| Intentional, directional, usually seasonal movement of animals between two regions or habitats; involves departure and return of the same individual; a round-trip movement. |
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