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Additional Background for Question 13 In another experiment, you decide to spend time at three different natural locations in North America and
personally collect data on the number of individual plants of another three species (E, F,G) that are growing with cheatgrass in these locations
Q13) Which of the following options correctly states how these data can be used to advance scientific understanding in this field of research?
●Data can be used to form predictions and hypotheses to test in controlled experiments
O Data were collected in different non-controlled habitats so cannot be used at all
OData can be used to test hypotheses that ask whether different numbers of these species affect cheat-grass numbers
OData can be used to test hypotheses that ask whether different habitats affect plant numbers (cheat-grass and species E, F,G)



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I can help you with that. The correct option that states how the data collected on the number of individual plants of species E, F, and G growing with cheatgrass in different natural locations in North America can be used to advance scientific understanding in this field of research is: - Data can be used to form predictions and hypotheses to test in controlled experiments By collecting data on the number of different plant species growing with cheatgrass in various natural locations, researchers can analyze this information to form predictions and hypotheses. These predictions and hypotheses can then be tested in controlled experiments to further understand the relationships between the different plant species and cheatgrass. This approach allows scientists to gather evidence and draw conclusions based on empirical data, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in this field of research.

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