Mountain gorillas put a lot of effort in raising their young, ensuring they are protected and well cared for. In a natural population in the absence of poaching, and a lack of habitat destruction and other manmade dangers, the mountain gorilla would represent which type of survivorship curve?

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Mountain gorillas exhibit a Type I survivorship curve, characterized by high survival rates of the young and most individuals living to old age, due to significant parental care and protection.

Mountain Gorillas Put a Lot of Effort in Raising Their