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At 50% of maximum life span, how does survivorship for a Type I curve compare to survivorship for a Type III curve?

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shusha [124]2 years ago

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Answer:

A. Survivorship for a Type I curve is nearly 1,000 times as great as survivorship for a Type III curve.

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Talja [164]2 years ago

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Answer:

A) Survivorship for a Type I curve is nearly 1,000 times as great as survivorship for a Type III curve.

Explanation:

The survivorship scale allows us to compare species with their varying life spans, as a percentage of the maximum life span for the individual species on a graph.

Hence, at 50% of maximum life span, survivorship for a Type I curve compare to survivorship for a Type III curve in that survivorship for a Type I curve is nearly 1,000 times as great as survivorship for a Type III curve.

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