SCENARIO A (HUMAN BIOLOGY)Previous research shows that some human populations living at extremelyhigh altitudes have larger lungs. Research also shows that at high elevations 1. Generate a hypothesis about what causes the observed phenomena inthe scenario.2. Describe the type or types of data you would ideally collect to test thishypothesis.3. Describe what hypothetical data might support the hypothesis-forexample, "The hypothesis would be supported if we found data thatindicated4. Describe what hypothetical data might cause you to reject thehypothesis for example, "The hypothesis would be rejected if wefound data that indicated"55. If you rejected the hypothesis, how would you refine and rewrite yourhypothesis to account for your findings and begin again?

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Previous research shows that some human populations living at extremely high altitudes have larger lungs. Research also shows that at high elevations