Species that have many offspring at one time are usually:
r-selected
k-selected
both r- and k-selected
not selected

r-selected

Explanation:

R-selected species are organisms The carrying capacity is not a limiting factor. The life span of these individuals is short and in general there is no care with the offspring. They aim to exploit empty niches and produce a large number of offspring each cycle, even though few of them survive to adulthood. Informally it can be said that this is a strategy based on quantity rather than quality. Examples of r-selected species: insects and most fish.

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