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Dispersal may
refer to:
Biological dispersal, the
movement of
organisms away from
aggregations of...
-
their breeding site ('natal
dispersal') and the
movement from one
breeding site to
another ('breeding
dispersal').
Dispersal is also used to
describe the...
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dispersal is the movement,
spread or
transport of
seeds away from the
parent plant.
Plants have
limited mobility and rely upon a
variety of
dispersal...
- the
context of the
recent African origin of
modern humans, the
Southern Dispersal scenario (also the
coastal migration or
great coastal migration) refers...
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Oceanic dispersal is a type of
biological dispersal that
occurs when
terrestrial organisms transfer from one land m**** to
another by way of a sea crossing...
- lashed-lug boats, and the crab claw sail), this
enabled phases of
rapid dispersal into the
islands of the Indo-Pacific,
culminating in the
settlement of...
- thermodynamics, the
interpretation of
entropy as a
measure of
energy dispersal has been
exercised against the
background of the
traditional view, introduced...
- A
dispersal vector is an
agent of
biological dispersal that
moves a
dispersal unit, or organism, away from its
birth po****tion to
another location or...
- A
dirty bomb or
radiological dispersal device is a
radiological weapon that
combines radioactive material with
conventional explosives. The
purpose of...
- die. The
function of
fruit is to
protect the seed and aid in
dispersal. This
dispersal is
divided into
external vectors (allochory or by the
plant itself...
