Multiple Choice
What is true about the life table data and resulting survivorship curve for Dall sheep as published by O. Murie in 1944?
A) The survivorship curve showed a definitive type II curve.
B) Age class 0-1 had higher survivorship then any of the next three ages classes.
C) When the population size for a particular age class was small, survivorship rates were unreliable.
D) The real-world survivorship curve based on the collection of 608 Dall sheep skeletons did not differ from the expected, generalized curve for similar species.
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