Dispersion pattern of a population means:
A. the dispersion of its individual members relative to one another in a given areA.
B. the dispersion of its individual members relative to one another in a family.
C. the dispersion of its all members relative to one another in a given area.
D. the dispersion of its all members relative to one another in a family.
Answer:A
Dispersion pattern of a population means:
A. the dispersion of its individual members relative to one another in a given areA. B. the dispersion of its individual members relative to one another in a family. C. the dispersion of its all members relative to one another in a given area. D. the dispersion of its all members relative to one another in a family.
Explanation: Dispersion pattern of a population is the dispersion of its individual members relative to one another in a given area. For example, human population, it is not uniformly dispersed. Only one third of the total land area is inhabitated by humans. Even out of this one-third, some areas are thinly and others are very heavily populated.