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List two examples of reproductive strategies.

Sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction.

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Did you know that organisms have developed various reproductive strategies to ensure the successful production of their offspring? One example of a reproductive strategy is called "r-strategy" which is characterized by producing a large number of offspring with little parental investment. For instance, many species of fish and insects lay a vast number of eggs at once, increasing the chances of survival for at least a few offspring. Another example is "K-strategy," where organisms produce a smaller number of offspring but invest considerable time and effort in parenting and ensuring their survival. Mammals, including humans, follow this strategy, focusing on the quality of care given to a few offspring rather than sheer numbers. These reproductive strategies highlight the incredible diversity and adaptive nature of life on Earth.