When you expect something, but get something else, you have a reason big enough to ask new questions and start a new investigation.
Example:
If you create a tree by artificially breeding different species, and then plant it with certain expectations in width, size, bark width, leaf shape, etc. and things go differently, a new investigation might begin with a whole new load of questions.
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<u>Temperature</u> is NOT a density-dependent factor affecting population growth
Explanation:
Density-dependent factors mean variables that are affected by the density of the population. The opposite of density-depend is density-independent factors. These are those variables that affect the density of the population but are not affected by the density of the population.
In this case, temperatures are not affected by the density of the population. However, temperatures affect the density of the population. Most individuals can only survive within an optimal temperature range.
The rest of the choices are density-dependent variables
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Pigments absorb light used in photosynthesis.Set of wavelengths that a pigment doesn't absorb are reflected.
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