Populations of animals that mate less tend to remain stable in size over long periods, without rapid increases or decreases.
Populações de animais que acasalam menos tendem a manter um tamanho estável ao longo do tempo, sem aumentos ou diminuições rápidas.
| Front | What tends to happen to population numbers for certain animals that mate less? |
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| Back | Their population remains stable in size over long periods (does not rapidly increase/decrease) |
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