The survivorship data for the northern spotted owl can be used to calculate the age-specific probability of death. if an owl survives its first year, its probability of dying in any subsequent year decreases to 0.13 and remains nearly constant for the rest of its life. given this, which type of survivorship curve best describes the northern spotted owl? a. type i b. type ii c. type iii

C- Type III

Explanation:

A type III Survivorship curve, categorizes organisms that have lower chances of survival in infancy than in adulthood. These group of organisms exhibit a decrease in mortality with an increase in age until old-age. Therefore, since the Northern spotted owl was given a decrease in mortality of 0.13 after its first year, it is safe to conclude that it possesses a type III survivorship.

a. by using fur or clothes to trap heat energy near the body