Need help with finding endemic hawaiian plants or animals with a type 3 survivorship curve. Meaning an organism produces a lot of offspring but, many do not survive the early stages. The ones who do survive live a long life (an example: green sea turtles, but not endemic to Hawaii) ONLY FOUND IN HAWAII PLEASE!
HELP Endemic Hawaii Type 3 Survivorship Curve
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Lupin;2621509; said:
I'll have to consult Captain Nemo on this one!!!!!!...................Just kidding that's a hard one!!!!
What about sea horses!!!!
Here I am taking a study break and get a question about survivorship curves....Well, I guess it shows that I remember something from ecology class last quarter since I remembered what a type 3 was....
I'd say a good majority of fish have a type 3 curve. Fish normally produce hundreds (if not thousands or millions in come cases) of offspring to have a very small percentage of survivors into adulthood.
I'd say a good majority of fish have a type 3 curve. Fish normally produce hundreds (if not thousands or millions in come cases) of offspring to have a very small percentage of survivors into adulthood.