Biology, 19.04.2020 00:18, addiemaygulley2835

What does this survivorship curve indicate about frogs?

A. Most frogs die late in life

B. Frogs have a long life span

C. Frogs tend to have few offspring

D. Frogs have a high birth rate

What does this survivorship curve indicate about frogs? A. Most frogs die late in life B. Frogs hav

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