In the context of primates' food, what is distribution?

a. the location of food across the landscape

b. the distribution of food among primates in a group

c. the adjustment in size of a feeding group

d. the distribution of primates in a primate group as they forage for food

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Amare

27 May, 16:16

In the context of primates' food, what is distribution?

a. the location of food across the landscape

b. the distribution of food among primates in a group

c. the adjustment in size of a feeding group

d. the distribution of primates in a primate group as they forage for food

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Alana Haas · Answer 1

The correct option is A.

The manner in which a particular population of living organism is spread out in an ecosystem is determined by the distribution of food in the ecosystem. Other factors that can determine the spreading out of a population in an ecosystem are predation, diseases and competition for mates. Food distribution in an ecosystem refers to how the food is distributed across a particular ecosystem.

In the context of primates' food, what is distribution?a. the location of food across the landscapeb. the distribution of food among primates in a groupc. the adjustment in size of a feeding groupd. the distribution of primates in a primate group as they forage for food

In the context of primates' food, what is distribution?

a. the location of food across the landscape

b. the distribution of food among primates in a group

c. the adjustment in size of a feeding group

d. the distribution of primates in a primate group as they forage for food