Species that produce relatively large numbers of offspring and invest little parental care are said to be
A)K-selected.
B)r-selected
C)p-selected.
D)alloparental.
E)sympatric.

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Species that produce large numbers of offspring and invest little in parental care are described as r-selected. This strategy focuses on high growth rates, and typically, each individual of an r-selected species reproduces only once.

Species That Produce Relatively Large Numbers of Offspring and Invest