A population-birds, for example-that experiences a roughly uniform mortality rate across its lifespan will typically exhibit what type of survivorship curve?

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Type II survivorship curves are characterized by a roughly constant mortality rate for the species at all ages. This means that individuals are equally likely to die at any age, resulting in a linear decline in survivor numbers over time.

A Population-Birds, for Example-That Experiences a Roughly Uniform Mortality Rate