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When Prime-Age Animals Are Underrepresented Relative to Their Abundance in Living

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When prime-age animals are underrepresented relative to their abundance in living populations, but young and old are overrepresented, the age profile is called


A) fragmentary.
B) attritional.
C) proportional.
D) catastrophic.

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