The two diastereomers of glucose in its "pyranose" form are called the alpha (a) and beta (B) isomers, which differ in the orientation of the OH at C-1

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Dispersal is the movement of individuals from one area to another.

Dispersal involves individuals leaving their habitat of origin—where a seed was made or where a squirrel was born—and typically not returning.

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Random dispersions are not common in nature, largely because abiotic conditions, resources, and interactions with other species are not randomly distributed

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Average finite rate of increase.

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Time to reach a certain population

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Many large mammals, including humans and K selected individuals – Type I curve 

Many birds, small mammals, reptiles and some annual plants – Type II curve 

Many fish and marine invertebrates, r selected individuals - Type III curve