please answer fast! 3The data table shows the number of sea turtle eggs that emerged from closely observed nests on a large stretch of beach in Costa Rica between 2008 and 2015.Year # Emerged2008 5965200934302010 78432011 6483201217965201320142015 159601686061724Based on these data, what claim can be made about the life history strategy of sea turtles?3O The differences in hatching ability is due to changes in resource availability.A large percentage of the offspring are going to survive to adulthood.The average number of hatchlings suggests that these animals are k-selected.O More adults reached reproductive age later in the study than there were at the start.Mark this and retume$fO%50.0g6964yI&7h□u480039kSave and ExitSign outUSNextpOct 30

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The data table shows the number of sea turtle eggs that emerged from closely observed nests on a large stretch of beach in Costa Rica between 2008 and 2015. Year # Emerged 2008 5965 2009 3430 2010 2011 6483 2012 17965 2013 2014 7843 2015 16860 6172 15960 Based on these data, what claim can be made about the life history strategy of sea turtles? O The differences in hatching ability is due to changes in resource availability. O Alarge percentage of the offspring are going to survive to adulthood. The average number of hatchlings suggests that these animals are k-selected. O More adults reached reproductive age later in the study than there were at the start. Mark this and retum Save and Exit Next

The data table shows the number of sea turtle eggs that emerged from closely observed nests on a large stretch of beach in Costa Rica between 2008 and 2015. Year # Emerged 2008 5965 2009 3430 2010 2011 6483 2012 17965 2013 2014 7843 2015 16860 6172 15960 Based on these data, what claim can be made about the life history strategy of sea turtles? O The differences in hatching ability is due to changes in resource availability. O Alarge percentage of the offspring are going to survive to adulthood. The average number of hatchlings suggests that these animals are k-selected. O More adults reached reproductive age later in the study than there were at the start. Mark this and retum Save and Exit Next

Biology Today and Tomorrow without Physiology (MindTap Course List)

5th Edition

ISBN:9781305117396

Author:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Publisher:Cecie Starr, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

Chapter15: Animal Evolution

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