n.
A form of selection that occurs in an environment at or near carrying capacity, favoring a reproductive strategy in which few offspring are produced.
[From K, the constant for carrying capacity in the equation for population growth.]
| Dictionary: K selection |
[From K, the constant for carrying capacity in the equation for population growth.]
| R/K selection theory | |
| Competition (biology) | |
| Survivorship curve |
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