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In a mature forest in a national park, maple trees grow very large and live more than 80 years. Over an average lifetime, a tree produces more than 100,000 seeds, of which only 2-3 sprout and grow to maturity. This maple tree is
A) K-selected and exhibits a type I survivorship curve.
B) K-selected and exhibits a type III survivorship curve.
C) r-selected and exhibits a type I survivorship curve.
D) r-selected and exhibits a type III survivorship curve.

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