It is highly recommended that you print this document for ease of access while completing the activities. londonessays.com Use this spreadsheet to generate graphs and other data as you complete the activities described in the Lab procedures. londonessays.com Analyze data and answer analysis questions. Submit this document when completed. Record your answers to the corresponding questions as you complete the lab as described in the Lab Procedures. To fill in your answers to each question, click directly below the question and begin typing. When completed, submit this document through the assignment submission page on the Moodle course website. Complete the table as described in the lab procedures. Year Died Year Born Age at Death AI 0-10 AI 11-20 AI 21-30 AI 31-40 AI 41-50 AI 51-60 AI 61-70 AI 71-80 AI 81-90 AI >91 % of Lifespan 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Totals Click directly below this text and insert your graph image: Click directly below this text and insert your graph image: Answer the following questions, using your sample size of 25. (Be careful in your resp
onses here! Pay close attention to data reported in the graph (percent of survivors) vs. what the questions below are asking for (percent of dead!) Time to Death Time to Death Click directly below this text and insert your graph image: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 9 20 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (n) = (N) = Be sure to show your calculations in this section! You may choose to use pencil and paper to calculate, just be sure to indicate how you arrived at the numbers you report. If you do not supply your calculations you instructor may not be able to provide you meaningful feedback on incorrect answers and you risk losing credit for this section! Using the population growth equation presented in lecture, calculate the predicted population size of the urchins over the course of 6 years. Round your population sizes at the end of each year to the nearest whole number. End of Year: Population Size 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Is this population growth likely? Why? (Keep in mind that an adult sea urchin is approximately the size of a softball, and 100 square meters is approximately the size of a two bedroom apartment.) londonessays.com