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Snapshot Replication involves copying and distributing data and database objects exactly as they appear at a specific moment in time. It is useful when changes occur infrequently and a bit of staleness in data is acceptable.

Peer-to-Peer Replication distributes data across multiple servers where each server functions as both a publisher and subscriber. It ensures data consistency across a distributed system and is used for load balancing and fault tolerance.

Multi-Master Replication allows multiple nodes to handle write operations. Changes are replicated to all nodes. It is used for achieving high availability and redundancy in systems that can tolerate eventual consistency.

Merge Replication allows changes from multiple databases to be combined into a single database. It can handle conflicting changes and is used in systems where updates can happen at various sites such as mobile applications.