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Let $f_c(x) = 1 - cx^2$ be a one-parameter family of real continuous mapswith parameter $c \ge 0$. For every positive integer $n$, let $N_n$ denote thenumber of parameters $c$ such that the point $x = 0$ is a (superstable)periodic point of $f_c(x)$ whose least period divides $n$ (in particular,$f_c^n(0) = 0$). In this note, we find a recursive way to depict how {\it some}of these parameters $c$ appear in the interval $[0, 2]$ and show that$\liminf_{n \to \infty} (\log N_n)/n \ge \log 2$ and this result is generalizedto a class of one-parameter families of continuous real-valued maps thatincludes the family $f_c(x) = 1 - cx^2$.

On the number of parameters $c$ for which the point $x=0$ is a superstable periodic point of $f_c(x) = 1 - cx^2$