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Bullfrogs can lay thousands of eggs in a single breeding season, but only a small percentage of these eggs will survive to adulthood. Factors such as predation, environmental conditions, and competition for resources significantly affect survival rates. Typically, only a few tadpoles from each clutch will make it to adulthood, with estimates suggesting that less than 1% of eggs may survive to become mature bullfrogs.
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Why do from the 20000 egg cells only 5000 bullfrog offspring produce?
Many of the egg cells do not get fertilized by sperm, some may not survive due to external factors, and others may not develop properly. Only a small percentage of the egg cells that are fertilized and develop into embryos will successfully hatch and grow into bullfrog offspring.
How many of ladybirds offspring survive?
not many
Which organism produces the greatest potential number of offspring?
I really dont know. I am pretty shure it is the bullfrog. The bullfrog is green.
How many offspring does a bullfrog have?
Bullfrogs lay 20,000 eggs at any time.
Why do so many offspring die before reaching maturity?
Some of the offspring don't have the skills or knowlage to survive in the enviroment that they are in
What is overproduction of offspring?
When an organism produces too many offspring to increase the chance of survival for the species. Put it this way: Mother turtles produce many offspring (baby turtles) because most will get eaten or will not survive.
Charles Darwin proposed that organisms produce many more offsprings that can possibly survive?
more offspring are produced than will survive
Producing many offspring is a form of fitness?
Producing many offspring is indeed a common strategy to increase reproductive success or fitness by maximizing the chances that some offspring survive and reproduce themselves. This strategy, known as "r-selection," is typically favored in unstable or unpredictable environments where high reproductive rates can help ensure some offspring survive despite high mortality rates.
Is the process in which something in a living things surrounds determines if it will or will not survive to have offspring?
Is the process in which something in a living things surrounds determines if it will or will not survive to have offspring
Are baby moon jellyfish protected and fed by mom If not how do they survive?
The babies are not protected. Many don't survive. The species survives by having sufficient numbers of offspring.
Why do animals lay many eggs at a time?
Because it increases the chance that the animals offspring survive into adulthood, if there are more eggs, there is more chance that one will not be predated on and survive.
Why is it a disadvantage to have offspring the same as the parent?
If there is not change in the offspring then they will also be susceptible to the diseases the parent suffers and will not survive.
