Question 1. In a Tukey test comparing SEVEN means in distances travelled by Bar-tailed Godwits (birds) in a month , the Error MS is 124. 427, the error df = 56 and replications /treatment = 9. Using this information fill the gaps in the following table: Comparison 5 vs 2 4 vs 5 4 vs 3 4 vs 2 %3D Difference SE Tabular q Conclusion 1237.4 -1234 = 1242.2 -1237.4 = 1242.2 -1225.6 = 1242.2- 1219.3 =

Question 1. In a Tukey test comparing SEVEN means in distances travelled by Bar-tailed Godwits (birds) in a month , the Error MS is 124. 427, the error df = 56 and replications /treatment = 9. Using this information fill the gaps in the following table: Comparison 5 vs 2 4 vs 5 4 vs 3 4 vs 2 %3D Difference SE Tabular q Conclusion 1237.4 -1234 = 1242.2 -1237.4 = 1242.2 -1225.6 = 1242.2- 1219.3 =

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