Hypothetical basic types of survivorship curves

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Describe the three hypothetical basic types of survivorship curves. Give examples of organisms that fit these three curves and describe how they differ in the amount of care given to their offspring. Discuss how environmental factors may impact on survivorship curves, using the Black-striped Wallaby as an example of a species so impacted.

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