Which of the following descriptions is NOT associated with the correct survivorship curve?
A) Black bear females usually produce just one cub. The cub nurses from the female for several months and can remain with the mother for up to two years. - Type I
B) Each spring an oak tree drops thousands of seeds but only a few will ever reach sexual maturity. - Type III
C) Daphnia produce offspring every three weeks. One Daphnia produces eight young and after 1.5 weeks four of these individuals are still alive. - Type II
D) Bald eagles return to the same mates and nests each year. They typically have two to three eggs and with parental care provided by both parents, the survival rate of the chicks is high. - Type II
E) As adults, female leatherback sea turtles return to the beaches where they hatched to lay their own brood. One female produces approximately six hundred eggs, but at least four hundred of these will be eaten before they ever reach the ocean. - Type I

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The Answer of Which of the following descriptions is NOT associated with the correct survivorship curve?
A) Black bear females usually produce just one cub. The cub nurses from the female for several months and can remain with the mother for up to two years. - Type I
B) Each spring an oak tree drops thousands of seeds but only a few will ever reach sexual maturity. - Type III
C) Daphnia produce offspring every three weeks. One Daphnia produces eight young and after 1.5 weeks four of these individuals are still alive. - Type II
D) Bald eagles return to the same mates and nests each year. They typically have two to three eggs and with parental care provided by both parents, the survival rate of the chicks is high. - Type II
E) As adults, female leatherback sea turtles return to the beaches where they hatched to lay their own brood. One female produces approximately six hundred eggs, but at least four hundred of these will be eaten before they ever reach the ocean. - Type I

Which of the Following Descriptions Is NOT Associated with the Correct