need help on # 5,6,7????

5. Given the following population data, what is N, for an initial population (N) of 400 Painted Buntings at the Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge? (1 pt) 1. Fecundity = 3.8 eggs/female 2. Births = 567 3. Deaths: a. From hawks and owls: 94 b. From mammalian predators: 103 c. From West Nile Virus (disease): 44 d. From unknown causes: 36 N buntings 6. Using your answer from question #5, what is the Painted Bunting population the following year (N) given the following parameters? (1 po Focundity = 3.8 oggs/female Emigration 42 Deaths 173 Immigration 69 Births 314 N, buntings 7. Given the following population data for Southern Leopard Frogs and assuming additive mortality, what is N? (point) Ni - 1,259 Raccoons = 166 Snakes - 188 Red-shouldered Hawks 215 N frogs 5. Given the following population data, what is N, for an initial population (N) of 400 Painted Buntings at the Tishomingo National Wildlife Refuge? (1 pt) 1. Fecundity = 3.8 eggs/female 2. Births = 567 3. Deaths: a. From hawks and owls: 94 b. From mammalian predators: 103 c. From West Nile Virus (disease): 44 d. From unknown causes: 36 N buntings 6. Using your answer from question #5, what is the Painted Bunting population the following year (N) given the following parameters? (1 po Focundity = 3.8 oggs/female Emigration 42 Deaths 173 Immigration 69 Births 314 N, buntings 7. Given the following population data for Southern Leopard Frogs and assuming additive mortality, what is N? (point) Ni - 1,259 Raccoons = 166 Snakes - 188 Red-shouldered Hawks 215 N frogs