Many long-lived species,such as algae and insects,have irruptive population cycles.

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Dheeraj Kumar · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Long-lived species typically do not have irruptive population cycles; it's usually short-lived species, such as some insects and small mammals, that exhibit these rapid and unpredictable fluctuations in population size. Long-lived species tend to have more stable population dynamics.

Many long-lived species,such as algae and insects,have irruptive population cycles.

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