7829303132333435363738394041424344454649Averages 95% aJuniperus 25.6875 16.9845460.21053 43.9794839.03571 14.14983Pseudotsug 48.42857 35.7588PiceaPinusAverages of Evergreen Tress (+/-95% CI)8070605020100JuniperusEvergreen Trees of BagwormsPiceaSampling DataPinus臣Pseudotsuga Answer the following questions about your graph:3. Based on your graph, does it seem like bagworms have a preference based on genus?Are you surprised by any of the results in the graph? Explain.4. What are the 95% Cl error bars telling you in this graph (it might help to review Ch 14 inMotulskx or the L10a video on error bars)?

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3. Based on your graph, does it seem like bagworms have a preference based on genus? Are you surprised by any of the results in the graph? Explain. 4. What are the 95% CI error bars telling you in this graph (it might help to review Ch 14 in Motulsky or the L10a video on error bars)?