cenario 4: On your frequent trips to Costa Rica you have seen that there are certain trees that have nts that live on them and the same species of trees without ants. Trees that have ants living on them how little sign of being eaten by herbivores (deer, cows, etc.), but trees without ants are severely injured y herbivores. You think that ants may protect these trees somehow from herbivores. Prompt Response What question might you ask?

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Scenario 4: On your frequent trips to Costa Rica you have seen that there are certain trees that have
ants that live on them and the same species of trees without ants. Trees that have ants living on them
show little sign of being eaten by herbivores (deer, cows, etc.), but trees without ants are severely injured
by herbivores. You think that ants may protect these trees somehow from herbivores.
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What question might you ask?
What is your hypothesis?
What is your prediction?
What are your independent
and dependent variables?
How would you experimentally
test your hypothesis? Be sure
to identify your control and
treatment groups.
Scenario 5: VWhile walking in a park, you see lush growth of a certain plant in some areas, but very poor
Transcribed Image Text:Scenario 4: On your frequent trips to Costa Rica you have seen that there are certain trees that have ants that live on them and the same species of trees without ants. Trees that have ants living on them show little sign of being eaten by herbivores (deer, cows, etc.), but trees without ants are severely injured by herbivores. You think that ants may protect these trees somehow from herbivores. Prompt Response What question might you ask? What is your hypothesis? What is your prediction? What are your independent and dependent variables? How would you experimentally test your hypothesis? Be sure to identify your control and treatment groups. Scenario 5: VWhile walking in a park, you see lush growth of a certain plant in some areas, but very poor
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