Question

What are the three common patterns of population distribution?

Answer 1

Clumped, evenly spaced, and random 
There are three common patterns of population distribution. These are clumped, uniform or evenly spaced and random. Clumped distribution is the most common type found in nature. The distance between neighboring individual is at a minimum. This is common among organisms that are usually preyed such as in herds or family groups. Evenly spaced distribution maximizes the distances between individuals. There is usually competition for a resource. Penguins are an example of this distribution. Random distribution or unpredictable spacing is the least common among the three. Each individual is independent of the other. They occur in environments that have consistent environmental resources and conditions. 

Answer 2

The three (3) common patterns of population distribution include the following:

I. Clumped.

II. Uniform (evenly spaced)

III. Random.

A population can be defined as the total number of living organisms such as animals, plants and human beings that are living together in a specific geographical region (location), at a particular period of time.

Population distribution can be defined as a pattern that describes where people are living in a specific geographical region (location), at a particular period of time.

Hence, population distribution shows the pattern of how people are spread across specific geographical region (location), at a particular period of time.

Generally, the three (3) common patterns of population distribution are:

• Clumped: the population is tightly packed and not well spaced.

• Uniform (evenly spaced): the population is spread out uniformly.

• Random: the population doesn't follow a specific pattern.

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