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K-Selected Species
Organisms with historical strategies characterized by producing few offspring
Low intrinsic growth rate: Slow sexual maturity + Narrow conditions + High competition
→ Small/infrequent reproduction + high parental care
→ Long lifespans
~Specialists
Prone to Invasive species
~Large
r-Selected Species
Organisms that produce large amounts of offspring
High intrinsic growth rate: Fast sexual maturity + Wide conditions + Low competition
→ Abundant/frequent reproduction + little parental care
→ Short lifespans
~Generalists
Less vulnerable to Invasive species or disturbed conditions
~Small
Species are either K-Selected or r-Selected (T/F)
False— many have mixed traits
Biotic Potential
Ideal conditions where there are unlimited resources allows every population has a maximum potential for growth (maximum reproductive rate)
They utilize a range of reproductive strategies in nature
Population Growth Rate (Intrinsic Growth Rate) Formula
[(Population at End - Population at Start) / Population at Start] x 100