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Figure 47.3
In the second step, why did the researchers inject the eggs in the control group?
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Figure 47.8
In addition to changes in foraging behavior, what other traits might change in response to selection for the ability to survive and reproduce in low- and high-density populations? How would you test your hypotheses?
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Figure 47.10
One of the females intervening on the infant's behalf is presumably its mother. Why would the other female help her in such a dangerous situation? What data would you gather to test your hypothesis?
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Figure 47.11
The researcher who gathered these data is not sure why prairie dogs are so unlikely to give alarm calls when parents or siblings are close by. Generate a hypothesis to explain the observation. How would you test your hypothesis?
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Figure 47.13
The text claims that the two trees are "remarkably similar." Do you agree?
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