The Western Spruce Budworm, Choristoneura occidentalis Freeman, is a destructive conifer defoliator moth species in the Rocky Mountains. An adult female moth will lay numerous eggs on conifer trees. The larva will emerge from the eggs and eat the trees' new foliage. Below is a life table used to record the survival of the budworm through its metamorphosis. Developmental Stage # of individuals that enter that stage Mortality factors # of individuals that die within specific stage Percent apparent mortality Egg 215 dessication, predation A 82.33 Larva B parasites, disease 38 69.09 Pupa 17 parasites, disease 8 C Adult D How many eggs did not survive the first stage (Box A)?.