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15 Nov 2023, 22:19
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Data Insights (DI) Butler 2023-24 [Question #114, Date: Nov-15-2023] [Click here for Details]
Survivorship curves show percent survival in a species or population as a function of age. In these curves the x-axis represents fraction of the maximum life-span for the species. Curve C represents a situation where individuals born in that population have an equal likelihood of dying at any age.
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If the lifespan for species A is ten years, the probability that an individual will survive for more than 3 years after birth is percent.
Curve best represents a population of rabbits in which 50percent die in the first quarter of the lifespan, but after the first quarter have an approximately equal chance of dying at any age.
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09 Feb 2024, 00:38
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Answer explanation:
If the lifespan for species A is ten years, the probability that an individual will survive for more than 3 years after birth is Less than 25 percent.
species A is ten years, the probability that an individual will survive for more than 3 years after birth >> life span is 3/10 = 30% >> look at X axis where X=30%, we will see that Y <25%
If the lifespan for species A is ten years, the probability that an individual will survive for more than 3 years after birth is Less than 25 percent.
species A is ten years, the probability that an individual will survive for more than 3 years after birth >> life span is 3/10 = 30% >> look at X axis where X=30%, we will see that Y <25%
23 May 2024, 22:43
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If the lifespan for species A is ten years, the probability that an individual will survive for more than 3 years after birth is [Less than 25] percent.
3 years out of 10 years = 30% life span
Curve [D] best represents a population of rabbits in which 50percent die in the first quarter of the lifespan, but after the first quarter have an approximately equal chance of dying at any age.
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3 years out of 10 years = 30% life span
Curve [D] best represents a population of rabbits in which 50percent die in the first quarter of the lifespan, but after the first quarter have an approximately equal chance of dying at any age.
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