Which of the examples most closely resembles a type I survivorship curve?OA sparrow with a constant mortality rate throughout its lifeOA salmon that releases thousands of eggs into the water, with most not survivingO An elephant that has few offspring, each of which receives extensive parental careOA sea turtle that lays hundreds of eggs, with most hatchlings not surviving toadulthood◄ PreviousNext

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