What is the age structure diagram for a population that has a birthrate higher than its death rate and larger population in prereproductive ages than in reproductive and postreproductive ages?

A. This population can expect to see a pyramid-shaped diagram that will cause the population to grow in the near future.
B. This population can expect to see a pyramid-shaped diagram that will cause the population to decrease in the future.
C. This population can expect to see a bell-shaped diagram that will cause the population to grow in the future.
D. This population can expect to move into a logistic growth curve in the near future.
E. This population can expect to see an urn-shaped diagram that will cause the population to grow in the future.


Answer: A

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