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Allocative efficiency means achieving the optimal or most desired point on the production possibilities curve.
Ideal Free Distribution
A theory in ecology that predicts how animals distribute themselves among habitats to maximize their fitness, assuming individuals are free to choose and are perfectly informed.
Habitats
The natural environments or places where a particular species lives and grows; it is crucial for the survival of species.
Fitness
In evolutionary terms, the ability of an organism to survive and reproduce, thus passing on its genes to the next generation.
Passive Dispersal
A mechanism by which organisms or their propagules spread from one location to another without their own locomotion, often relying on external forces.
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