<span>Eats plants only: Herbivore
Eats animals only: Cornivore
Eats plants and animals: Omnivore </span>
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↪ I think its from 6%-10% of living organisms today that will become fossils
↪ Animals have a less likely chance since they have parts that are difficult to become fossils (like teeth, bones)
↪ Plants may decompose and go underwater to be used as Crude Oil
↪ Most of the population are humans, which will be extremely hard to fossilise
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Claim: Whales evolved from land mammals to water mammals.
Evidence: The first whales evolved over 50 million years. One of the first whales, such as Pakicetus, were land animals with long skulls and carnivorous teeth, much like many adaptable land mammals back then and today.
Snakes don't have any teeth
Answer:
She will obtain results to support -or reject- her working hypothesis. These results are subjected to statistical analyses in order to confirm that they are statistically significant
Explanation:
The scientific method is a rigorous process that consists of raising a working hypothesis, which is tested by experimentation or observational procedures and analysis of the results. The statistical analyses may have key roles during this procedure. In an experiment that involves statistical analyses, the results are subjected to statistical measures to evaluate the significance level and thus confirm (or reject) the statements made in the working hypothesis. The p-value is one of the most used statistical measures to determine if differences are due to randomness, or they are statistically significant.
