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Population distribution can be categorized into three main patterns: random, uniform, and clumped. In a random distribution, individuals are spread out unpredictably, allowing for equal chances of being in any given area. Clumped distribution, on the other hand, occurs when individuals group together in specific areas, often due to resources or social behavior. Both patterns reflect the underlying ecological factors and species interactions within an environment.