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Which type of organism has many offspring? R-selection
Which type of organism have little offspring? K-selection
Which type of organism grows to maturity faster? R-selection
Which type of organism grows to maturity slower? K-selection
Which type of organism often only mates once before potentially dying shortly after? R-selection
Which type of organism often mates more than once? K-selection
Which type of organism provides little to no care to offspring? R-selection
Which type of organism provides a lot of care to offspring? K-selection
What is the proper term for a J curve? Exponential growth
What is the proper term for a S curve? Logistic growth
The maximum population an environment can support (without degradation) is called ___________? Carrying capacity
Which type of organism's life span is longer but doesn't always survive early years of life? R-selection
Which type of organism's life span is shorter but survives early years of life? K-selection
What do you call anything living? Organism
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