A survivorship curve that involves producing very few offspring, each of which has a high probability of surviving to adulthood, is typical of

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Elephants have a low reproductive rate, with females giving birth to one calf every 2-4 years. However, they invest a lot of energy in parenting and protecting their offspring, leading to high survival rates among their offspring. This pattern of producing few offspring with high survival rates is characteristic of a Type I survivorship curve.

A Survivorship Curve That Involves Producing Very Few Offspring, Each