Sheet 2 As you look through these same data sheets, you come across a location that is an isolated pond that harbors an isolated population of three-spine sticklebacks. You calculate the parameters for this population, and you find that the average length of this stickleback population is 25mm and the population variance is 3,4mm parameter value mean 25.00 standard deviation 0.52 variance proportion 3.40 27.00 size 200.00 What proportion of individuals within this isolated pond are within 0.S2 standard deviations of the mean? 5) What proportion of individuals would you expect to be smaller than 27mm? 6) Z score zi Upper confidence 7) Upper Lower confidence Lower

Sheet 2 As you look through these same data sheets, you come across a location that is an isolated pond that harbors an isolated population of three-spine sticklebacks. You calculate the parameters for this population, and you find that the average length of this stickleback population is 25mm and the population variance is 3,4mm parameter value mean 25.00 standard deviation 0.52 variance proportion 3.40 27.00 size 200.00 What proportion of individuals within this isolated pond are within 0.S2 standard deviations of the mean? 5) What proportion of individuals would you expect to be smaller than 27mm? 6) Z score zi Upper confidence 7) Upper Lower confidence Lower

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