1) Big breakup 2) Circulation 3) Diffusion 4) Dispersion 5) Dissemination 6) Distribution 7) Flow 8) Movement away 9) Opposite of aggregation 10) Riot police goal 11) Scattering 12) Spread 13) Spreading 14) Thinning out 15) Transmission
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1) Breakup 2) Dissolution 3) Distribution 4) Spraying 5) Spreading
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the act of an organism leaving its birth-place and moving to where it will live as an adult
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Movement of individuals away from the place of birth
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Spread of a pathogen within an area of its graphical range.
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• (n.) The act or result of dispersing or scattering; dispersion.
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(from the article `social behaviour in animals`) As previously noted, social organization within a species may be shown not only by the presence of clumping or positive movement of individuals but ... Within historical biogeography, two views—the dispersalist and vicariance hypotheses of biotic distribution patterns—have been ...
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Dispersal is the process in which an organism spreads out geographically. Many dinosaurs dispersed over a large area.
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Synonym for dispersion ... <microscopy> The variation of refractive index with colour (or wave-length) of light. The spreading of white light into its component colours when passing through a glass prism is due to dispersion which, in turn, is due to the fact that the refractive index of transparent substances is lower for long wavelengths th...
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Movement and spread of individual organisms out of a population (emigration) or into a population (immigration).
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Dis·per'sal noun The act or result of dispersing or scattering; dispersion.
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An organism leaving its place or birth or activity for another location.
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(L: dis/des not/negation/reversal ; spargere to scatter; Gk: diaspora) To send in different directions. The distribution of an organism by sea currrents.
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movement away from a site where it hatched (natal dispersal and juvenile dispersal), and adults moving from one breeding location to another (breeding dispersal.)
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The act of an organism leaving its birthplace and moving to where it will live as an adult. Dispersal in wolves usually involves a young, sexually maturing wolf leaving the pack, perhaps due to rivalry with other members of the pack, intense bonds formed with an individual wolf from outside of the pack or lack of sufficient resources within the pac...
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The movement of an individual bird from one breeding site to another.
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(sensu ecology): the transport of propagules away from the parent.
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The movement of a young bird from the site where it hatches to the site where it breeds (juvenile dispersal); the year-to-year movement of an adult bird from one nest site to another (breeding dispersal).
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moving out from one geographic area to another and not returning
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Movement of an organism away from its previous home range. Dispersal often refers to the movement of a young animal away from the home range where it was born when it matures
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In biology, phase of reproduction during which gametes, eggs, seeds, or offspring move away from the parents into other areas. The result is that overcrowding is avoided and parents do not find themselves in competition with their own offspring. The mechanisms are various, including a reliance on wind or water currents and, in the case of animals, ...
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Movement of young bird away from its birthplace.
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The movement of individuals from one place to another beyond typical home ranges. This movement may be either density dependent or density independent.
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The movement of individual organisms away from their birth site or breeding site to another location.
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dispersion (def. 1).
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