Question

reproductive strategies
r - selected species
at the differences in population growth patterns between species is essential to
the vast variety of life on our planet. its fascinating to observe why some species,
are relatively scarce in comparison to others, such as cockroaches. the
ion as the concept of r - selected and k - selected species.
which of the following is an example of an r - selected
species?
gorillas
cockroaches
elephants
wolves

Explanation:

r - selected species produce many offspring with little or no parental care, reach reproductive age quickly, and are adapted to unstable environments. Cockroaches fit this description as they have high reproductive rates, short generation times, and can thrive in various (often unstable) habitats. Gorillas, elephants, and wolves are K - selected species (fewer offspring, more parental care, adapted to stable environments).

Answer:

cockroaches