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The graph shows the number of coniferous trees of each of 4 species at each of 5 sites located in a large ecological reserve.
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Black: W
Dotted White: X
Blue: Y
Sky Blue: Z
Select from the drop-down menus the options that create the statement that most accurately reflects the information provided.
Comparing the total number of Species W trees at a site to the number of Species X, Y, and Z trees at that site, the graph shows the strongest positive correlation between the number of Species W and Species trees, and the strongest negative correlation between the number of Species W and Species trees.
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Question # 179, Date : 21-Apr-2021
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Question # 179, Date : 21-Apr-2021
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Can someone explain answers to this question, please?
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Question asks us to find species of trees which are positively and negatively correlated to W trees at all the sites, i.e; if W trees are more the positively correlated species should be too and vice versa, whereas for negatively correlated species it should be otherwise.
Question asks us to find species of trees which are positively and negatively correlated to W trees at all the sites, i.e; if W trees are more the positively correlated species should be too and vice versa, whereas for negatively correlated species it should be otherwise.
