Four students in ms. Alton's class shared the correlation coefficients derived from their data as follows: student a: r = –0. 87 student b: r = –0. 78 student c: r = 0. 79 student d: r = 0. 86 whose data had the strongest correlation? student a student b student c student d.

Feedback is given with little or no reservation 1.supportive 2.high-monitoring 3.positive 4.low-monitoring ?

In an ecosystem, marsh snails feed on phytoplankton and painted turtles feed on marsh snails. pollution has resulted in the depletion of phytoplankton. what effect would this situation likely have on the population of marsh snails and painted turtles? as phytoplankton were destroyed, the population of marsh snails would most likely then the population of painted turtles would mostly likely a. 1. increase 2. decrease 3. stay the same b. 1. increase 2. decrease 3. stay the same

Nathan is an ecologist. he’s studying the effect of secondary consumers on primary consumers. his current research focuses on a population of blue jays and crows. they eat caterpillars and mice. if the number of blue jays increases, what are the likely effects on other populations? 1the number of crows will increase. 2the number of mice will decrease. 3the number of mice will remain the same. 4the number of caterpillars will decrease.