APFIVE Reproductive Strategies And Environmental Disturbance
A population of rodents typically produces few, well-developed offspring with significant parental care. After a major forest fire creates new habitat, researchers observe the same species producing many small litters with minimal parental investment. This phenomenon best illustrates:
A
Genetic mutation caused by environmental stress
B
Competitive exclusion between reproductive strategies
C
Permanent evolutionary shift from K to r-selection
D
Adaptive reproductive switching in response to disturbance
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