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Andrei [34K]
2 years ago
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Often the completion of an experiment fuels our curiosity and leaves us with even more

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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]2 years ago
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Food preferences and behavior of birds can be investigated by analyzing the hour of eating habits and what type of symbiotic interactions they can establish.

<h3>What are experimental procedures?</h3>

Experimental procedures represent a step in the scientific method used to collect empirical evidence in order to test some explanation (hypothesis) of the real world.

Experimental procedures may also involve field observations which in this case allow to investigate the behavioral food habits of birds.

In conclusion, food preferences and behavior of birds can be investigated by analyzing the hour of eating habits and what type of symbiotic interactions they can establish.

Learn more about experimentation in biology here:

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