Plot survivorship curves for all three species illustrated in Table 1 on a single graph. Label the axes and provide a clear legend Table 1: Part of a cohort life-table for three species of organisms, showing survivorship through timeTurdus migratoriusOvis daliQuercus roburAgeClassAgeClassObservedindividualsAgeClassObserved%%ObservedPxPxmortalityPxindividualsmortalityindividualsmortality(months)(yrs)(yrs)5071,000,870,131000124664410,87130,980,0299050400124320,85150,890,1198410067183850,76240,920,08395615030243530,70300,840,16493520012302950,58420,970,039092508362850,56440,890,116843300422530,50500,710,29775935040,35650,10400481790,9087003541610,32680,730,276114503601180,23770,360,641048650066430,08920,260,741139255072110,02980,580,42122416001.786.0,01990,001,0013148650840,001000,001,0014700

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Table 1: Part of a cohort life-table for three species of organisms, showing survivorship through time Turdus migratorius Ovis dalli Quercus robur Age Class Age Observed individuals Observed Observed Px Class mortality individuals P. mortality individuals morta ths) (yrs) (yrs) 507 1,00 0,87 0,13 1000 1246 441 0,87 13 0,98 0,02 1 990 50 400 432 0,85 15 0,89 0,11 984 100 67 385 0,76 24 0,92 0,08 3 956 150 30 353 0,70 30 0,84 0,16 4 935 200 12 295 0,58 42 0,97 0,03 909 250 8. 285 0,56 44 0,89 0,11 843 300 4

Table 1: Part of a cohort life-table for three species of organisms, showing survivorship through time Turdus migratorius Ovis dalli Quercus robur Age Class Age Observed individuals Observed Observed Px Class mortality individuals P. mortality individuals morta ths) (yrs) (yrs) 507 1,00 0,87 0,13 1000 1246 441 0,87 13 0,98 0,02 1 990 50 400 432 0,85 15 0,89 0,11 984 100 67 385 0,76 24 0,92 0,08 3 956 150 30 353 0,70 30 0,84 0,16 4 935 200 12 295 0,58 42 0,97 0,03 909 250 8. 285 0,56 44 0,89 0,11 843 300 4

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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