<em>A. describes how the hypothesis was verified</em>
<em>B. contains arguments that use the data collected</em>
<em>D. uses inductive or deductive reasoning</em>
Explanation:
Option A is correct because it would require scientific thinking to describe how the researcher verified his hypothesis. He would have thought for the different experiments hen needed to prove his hypothesis.
Option B is correct because scientific thinking will be applied to deduce the results of the experiment.
Option D is correct because both inductive and deductive reasoning require scientific thinking.
Option C is not correct because a biased research will only show one aspect of the study favoured by the scientist.
Arthropods are a group of organisms which possess an exoskeleton, <span>jointed appendages, and segmented bodies. This group mostly includes insects, arachnids, and crustaceans. Therefore, the answer to the question above would be option C: jointed appendages. Hope this helps.</span>
