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a)The population is small.
b)When the population is large, and resources are limited (dependable environment)
c)How could heavy predation affect the population? Think in terms of density and reproductive strategy.
d)Do you think they would be iteroparous or semelparous and why? Semelparous—small and short life span, high predation, no parental care, high number of offspring, type III survivorship.
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