APES Video Notes 3.2 - K-selected & r-selected species

[RishiKumar-zmnv]

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[vedcholleti]

One factor/characteristic of an r-selected species that would increase the likelihood of the designated species to become more successful invasive species is that they aren't independent on their parents for nurturing while K-selected are. Furthermore, r-selected also are density independent meaning that competition for resources is very low while K-selected species have high competition for resources.

[parisamazandarani]

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[tala]

One feature of an r-selected species that would increase this species' likelihood of becoming more invasive than the k-selected species is the numerous number of offspring. These many offsprings are likely to colonize greater areas and reproduce more.

[NathalieMondesir]

Thank you so much for this useful information ❤

[insetmonster]

No comments on such a wonderful video wow. But for real this was helpful

[eeenn_olll]

Is there answer to the FRQ you provide at the end of the video?

[dckyyy]

identification: faster reproduction rate -> more food needed which will outcompetes the k selected?

[âdiyenbalina-uh]

its said that r-selected species may reproduce only once at the begining . but at the table it says many reproduce events. which one is it ?

[noornasser]

R-selected species reproduce faster than K-selected species, because of this high reproduction rate, they are able to grow their population at a much faster level than K-selected species.

As the population density of zebra mussels increases, the population of unionid mussels decreases. As the population density of zebra mussels decreases, the population of unionid mussels increases.