Species that have a delayed reproductive stage, are competing for limited resources, and have smaller numbers of slowly maturing large offspring show ________________ adaptations.

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Species that have a delayed reproductive stage, are competing for limited resources, and have smaller numbers of slowly maturing large offspring show ________________ adaptations.

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Hi the answer is it would show K- adaptations.
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Dajood answered Jun 19, 2018

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