What is likely to be true of a population with an age structure that is pyramid shaped?
question 14 options:

it is expected to grow slowly in the future.

it is expected to decline in population size over time.

it has potential for rapid growth in the future.

this age structure is characteristic of zero population growth.

The correct option is B) It is expected to decline in population size over time.

Explanation:

A pyramid shape of a population will show that the population was the most abundant in the beginning. With the passage of time, as the age started to increase, the population started to decrease. Hence, the population is expected to decline in population size over time.

Other options, like option D, is not correct because, in a zero-growth population, the number of the birth rate will be equal to the number of death rates. Hence, a pyramid structure cannot represent such an illustration.

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