Which statement best describes how the data are collected to produce a cohort life table (also called a dynamic life table)? Track a group of females born at approximately the same time throughout their entire lives. Track all females in a population across multiple generations. Track all females within a population for a fixed amount of time that is shorter than the lifespan of the individuals. Track all individuals in the population for a fixed period of time.

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