If the age structure of a country shows a large base and a tapering shape, we would guess that the population of this country will ________

A) stay the same as it is now
B) decline in number
C) increase in number
D) We cannot predict population change using age structure.


C

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What is the best description of double fertilization in angiosperms?  

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Which of the following is false about plant

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Traits are critical in the study of phylogeny because:

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