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How can I Determine the Litter Size of a Species?

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Litter size varies vastly even in just the world of mammals, from the single spawn of an elephant to the up to 30 children an opossum can have. Obvious, litter size will determine population, cultural views of children, child rearing and even the family dynamics.

Is there a good solid rule for the amount of children a species should have? Perhaps relative to their size or age?

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