given the transition matrix, determine the Probability that large juveniles will survive to subadults: The offspring contribution of adults: Probability that hatchlings will survive into juveniles: Survival probability of adults: Probability of small juveniles remaining as small juveniles:

given the transition matrix, determine the Probability that large juveniles will survive to subadults: The offspring contribution of adults: Probability that hatchlings will survive into juveniles: Survival probability of adults: Probability of small juveniles remaining as small juveniles:

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given the transition matrix, determine the

Probability that large juveniles will survive to subadults:
The offspring contribution of adults:
Probability that hatchlings will survive into juveniles:
Survival probability of adults:
Probability of small juveniles remaining as small juveniles:

F (h)
F (sj) F (lj)
F (sa) F (a)
0 4.665
hatchling
61.896
s. juvenile
I.juvenile
0.675
0.703
0.047 0.657
0 0.019 0.682
0 0.061
subadult
adult
0.8091

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