Which animal type provides an example of a late loss survivorship curve? a. small songbirds b. annual plants C. many fish d. most elephants e. many insects

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Which animal type provides an example of a late loss survivorship curve?

a. small songbirds
b. annual plants
C. many fish
d. most elephants
e. many insects

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C and D

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