That individuals are more likely to find mates and reproduce when populations are larger as compared to when populations are smaller might be termed

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The Allee effect describes the phenomenon where individuals have a more difficult time finding mates and reproducing when populations are smaller, making them more likely to find mates and reproduce when populations are larger. This effect is often attributed to reduced social cues or mate selection in smaller populations.

That Individuals Are More Likely to Find Mates and Reproduce