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consider a stable frog population living at carrying capacity in a pond. an average female produces 6,000 eggs during her lifetime and an average of 300 tadpoles hatch from these eggs. for the population size to remain stable, how many of these tadpoles should, on average, survive to reproduce?

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Uhmmmm, Since out of 6,000 eggs, 300 would hatch on average. The amount of tadpols to most likely survive would be 10-30. (I think)

The same species in an ecosystem living in a group is called population. The attribute of the population is the sex ratio, population, birth ratio, and death ratio.

The answer is 5% of the tadpole.

The fusion of the male and female gamete is called reproduction which leads to the formation of new offspring which carry the genes to the next generation.

To remain stable in the population is 5% of the tadpole because the tadpole formed survive after the egg is 5% of the total.

Hence, the 50 tadpoles must survive to have a stable population.

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