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inessss [21]
2 years ago
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You suspect that changes in the hormone levels of a bird are causing it to sing more frequently. this is an example of a(n)?

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Svetllana [295]2 years ago
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You suspect that changes in the hormone levels of a bird are causing it to sing more frequently. this is an example of a(n):

<u>proximate hypothesis</u>

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What is a proximate hypothesis?

An event that is nearest to, or directly accountable for, creating some observed effect is referred to as a proximate cause. This contrasts with a higher-level ultimate cause (also known as a distal cause), which is typically regarded as the "real" cause of an event.

 Ex: What caused the ship to sink? A breach beneath the waterline allowed water to enter the hull, making the ship denser than the water that was supporting it, which prevented it from remaining afloat. The ship's collision with a rock, which tore a hole in its hull, was the ultimate reason.

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