For your physical anthropology research project, you report that you measured the length of 150 gorilla thighbones, and you sugg
est that the two groups you found represent different sexes. What problem might your professor have with this report? a. Your report does not attempt to test a hypothesis.
b. Your report uses the scientific method.
c. Your report uses all four fields of anthropological inquiry.
d. Your report does not identify past literature onthe topic
A Hypothesis leading to knowledge should be put through severe tests, which includes the estimation of previous knowledge.
According to <em>confirmatory data analysis</em> systems, <em>"Confirmatory research"</em> helps to estimate with precision the value of a hypothesis or findings in a specific study or report, by estimating and evaluating previous studies on the subject matter; since that report doesn't provide evidence for existing hypothesis or evaluates previous existing results on the matter, neither states the absence of it, your professor might point out that <em>"Your report does not attempt to test a hypothesis"</em>. Thereby the answer would be a.)
The answer is D. A, B, and C all use photosynthesis, and make their own energy. A cougar relies on killing other animals to get energy. I hope this helps!
