Question

A scientist is designing an investigation to study the impact of UV radiation present in high-altitude habitats on the population of mountain yellow-legged frog. What type population is most likely to be a control group for the study? Frogs in low-altitude habitat Frogs in high-altitude habitat Zooplanktons in low-altitude habitat Zooplanktons in high-altitude habitat

Answer 1

Frogs in low- altitude habitat

Answer 2

Answer:

Frogs in low- altitude habitat

Explanation:

In one experiment, a control group is one that is treated the same as other groups in the experiment, but the control group does not receive the treatment being evaluated in the research. Thus it is possible for the control group to serve as a measure of how much the treatment assessed in the research interfered with the groups being tested. Thus, in the above experiment, we can state that in an experiment that seeks to investigate the impact of UV radiation present in high altitude habitats on the yellow-legged mountain toad population, the control group would be frogs in low-altitude habitat.