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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Life expectancy - The average number of additional age classes an individual can expect to live at each age.

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T_x (total years lived) is calculated by summing the values of Lx in age class x and all subsequent (older) age classes.

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Quadrate method

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If this ratio R is equal to 1, then the population is randomly dispersed.

If R is significantly greater than 1, the population is evenly dispersed

If R is significantly less than 1, the population is clumped

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Abundance- Its size—the total number of individuals in the population that exist with in a defined area.

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Population density is the number of individuals per unit area. D=N/S