In behavioral trials, Dr. Richards-Zawacki found evidence for assortativemating preference in a polymorphic population of strawberry poison frogs.Which of the below choices clearly support the hypothesis? (Hint: look forstatistically significant data)aSelect an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer.bCdeGraph A and B onlyGraph A, B, and D onlyGraph, B, D, and E onlyGraph A, B, and E onlyInteraction time (s)All four graphs (A, B, D, and E)Number of approachesA400-300-200-100-O+2 38Bn=26P-0.049 300-400-9200100-0E6n=265P=0.204 4245n = 27P-0.0056n=27P=0.00410 11 12Op

From the given information, Dr. Richards-Zawacki found evidence for assortative mating preference in a polymorphic population of strawberry poison frogs.The objective is to Choose which graph supports the hypothesis.If the p value of the is less than the general level of significance 0.05, then conclude that it is significant.The significant p values support the hypothesisGraph A has 26 observations with p value 0.049.In this case, p value 0.049 is less than 0.05. Thus, Graph A has significant p-value and it support the hypothesis.Graph B has 27 observations with p value 0.005In this case, p value 0.005 is less than 0.05. Thus, Graph B has significant p-value and it support the hypothesis.Graph D has 26 observations with p value 0.204In this case, p value 0.204 is greater than 0.05. Thus, Graph D has insignificant p-value, and it does not support the hypothesis.Graph E has 27 observations with p value 0.004In this case, p value 0.004 is less than 0.05. Thus, Graph E has significant p-value and it support the hypothesis.This indicates that Graph(A),(B) and (E) supports the hypothesis.The correct option is, option(d).