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Insects that overwinter in the egg stage often produce large quantities of small eggs as a strategy to increase their chances of survival and ensure species continuation. This reproductive tactic allows them to take advantage of favorable conditions when they hatch in the spring. Examples of such insects include many species of aphids and certain types of grasshoppers, which can generate abundant offspring to withstand predation and environmental challenges. This high fecundity is crucial for maintaining their populations despite high mortality rates in early life stages.

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