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Match which traits are typical of r - and K -selected species. "The chart provided in class is NOT an exhaustive list of attributes." High intrinsic rate of increase Many, small offspring Adapted for early reproduction Rapid development of offspring Low intrinsic rate of increase Slow development of offspring Density dependent Type I survivorship curve Type III survivorship curve Adapted for an unstable emvironment Match which traits are typical of r - and K -selected species. "The chart provided in class is NOT an exhaustive list of attributes." High intrinsic rate of increase Many, small offspring Adapted for early reproduction Rapid development of offspring Low intrinsic rate of increase Slow development of offspring Density dependent Type I survivorship curve Type III survivorship curve Adapted for an unstable ervironment. Broadly classifying life history strategies r = population growh r r and K selected species K = carrying capacity.

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