Question

T or F R-selected species would likely dominate environments where frequent density independent factors are important regulators of population size

Answer 1

True. R-selected species are typically characterized by high reproductive rates and low survival rates, which allows them to quickly colonize and exploit new or unpredictable environments. In contrast, K-selected species have lower reproductive rates and higher survival rates, which makes them better adapted to stable and predictable environments. Therefore, in environments where frequent density-independent factors such as weather events or natural disasters are important regulators of population size, R-selected species would likely have an advantage.

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