When grass is randomly distributed throughout an environment, a population of deer that eats grass is most likely to have a pattern. a) grouped b) uniform c) clumped d) random

Random distribution.

Explanation:

The distribution of the population in space across an area is largely driven by the food and other resources in the environment. Uniform, random and clumped are the main distribution pattern.

The grass is distributed randomly in the environment, the population of deer is most likely to have random distribution pattern. Since, the distribution pattern depends upon the food resources so the deer have random distribution in space.

Thus, the correct answer is option (D).