Question

polar bears typically give birth to between one and three cubs once every two or three years. what is true of this species? the species is r - selected. the species has type 2 survivorship. the young have a high probability of survival. polar bears do not take care of their offspring.

Explanation:

Polar bears are K - selected species. They give birth to few cubs (1 - 3) every 2 - 3 years and take good care of their offspring. Type 1 survivorship is typical for K - selected species where young have a high survival rate. Since they are K - selected, not r - selected, and take care of offspring, and have high young survival probability and Type 1 survivorship.

Answer:

The young have a high probability of survival.