Sort pink labels representing causes of dispersion patterns into the appropriate bins. then sort blue labels representing examples of dispersion patterns into the appropriate bins.

When patterns are dumped in the pink bin we will have an unequal distribution of resources and a good example of dispersion which is on the blue tin shows that giraffes eat leaves of savanna trees.

When the patterns are placed randomly, the pink tin shows unpredictable dispersal of offsprings an example of dispersion is milkweed plants grow from windblown seeds.

If the pattern is placed uniformly then the pink tin shows intraspecific interactions and the blue tin example of dispersion show that the seabirds defend nesting territories.