Population size increases whena. the sum of birth rate and death rate exceeds the sum ofimmigration and emigration.b. the sum of birth rate and immigration exceeds the sum of deathrate and emigration.Figure 37.20 Opportunistic and Equilibrium Species:A Summary.• High reproduction rate• Many ospring• Each ospring receives littleparental care• Low survival rate for juveniles• Early reproductive maturity• Type III survivorship curve:Opportunistic life history Equilibrium life history• Low reproduction rate• Few ospring• Each ospring receivesextensive parental care• High survival rate for juveniles• Late reproductive maturity• Type I survivorship curve:AgeSurvivorsAgeSurvivors764 UNIT SEVEN The Ecology of Lifehoe2420X_ch37_748-765.indd 764 12/15/16 11:45 PMc. the sum of birth rate and emigration exceeds the sum of death rateand immigration.d. the sum of death rate and immigration exceeds the sum of birthrate and emigration.

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