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R-strategists are organisms that produce a large number of offspring with relatively low parental investment, allowing for rapid population growth in unstable environments. Examples include insects and many fish species. In contrast, K-strategists invest more time and resources into raising fewer offspring, resulting in higher survival rates, and are typically found in stable environments. Mammals and birds are common examples of K-strategists.

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