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Question 23 • Biology

A biologist counts the number of zebras in a population each year, and notices an increase in the zebra population. Which describes the biologist’s actions?

Answer
A
interacting
B
graphing
C
observation
D
inference

Explanation

The biologist counts zebras and notices the population increasing by directly observing and measuring what is happening. That is an observation. An inference would be an explanation for the increase, such as concluding that more zebras were born than died.

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