14) you are studying the rose-spotted numbat, which lives for one year. in this species there are two types of . type i repel predators, bring food to the young and defend the territory. having one of these increases the reproductive output of the breeders by 0.5 offspring. type i are related to the young of the breeding pair by r-0.4, on average. additionally, the type i can occasionally breed and produce, on average, 0.5 offspring per year. type ii do not breed, however, they are much more effective in providing to the breeders. their , which is also given exclusively to the breeders (to whose young they are also related by r 0.4) results in an increase of 1.5 offspring. which of the following statements is true? a) type ii have greater direct fitness than type i b) type ii have greater inclusive fitness than type i c) breeders with type i have higher fitness than breeders with type ii d) type i have greater indirect fitness than type ii e) type i do not increase the fitness of the breeders they