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What do field investigations help you study?

How living things interact in real habitats

Which tool is used to count organisms in a set area?

Quadrats

What is the purpose of using random sampling in field investigations?

To get fair and unbiased results

What is the area of a 25cm × 25cm quadrat in square metres?

0.0625m20.0625\text{m}^2

What is the minimum number of random locations needed for quadrat sampling?

At least 10

When counting dandelions in a quadrat, what should you count?

Plants, not flowers

Why does sharing results with other groups improve population estimates?

Increases sample size, reduces variation

What tool is used to study how organisms change across an area?

Transects

What pattern is typically shown between dandelions and light intensity?

Dandelion numbers increase with light

Why do plants near trees have fewer dandelions?

They get less light due to shade

What is the disadvantage of using large intervals along a transect?

You might miss important patterns

How does replication improve field investigation results?

It improves reliability of estimates

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