Environment & Ecology · Population Ecology
The population size of a K-strategist species in an ecosystem is typically:
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- 1Variable and usually well below the carrying capacity of the environment
- 2Relatively constant in equilibrium, near the maximum carrying capacity of the environment✓
- 3Fluctuating wildly above the carrying capacity of the environment
- 4Always constant without any dependence on environmental factors
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Relatively constant in equilibrium, near the maximum carrying capacity of the environment
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