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Week 2 Lab Questions
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For each question, you are required to write 3-5 complete sentences consisting of 75-100 words
discussing the broader implications of the week 2 Labster Lab: Marine Biology that you
completed in week 2.
Must use at least 2 sources from the following list: governmental source, credible news article,
scholarly or credible source found using the UAGC Library.
Must follow APA guidelines for all citations.
Must include a separate references page that is formatted according to APA style as outlined in
the UAGC Writing Center.
1.
State your hypothesis for the week 2 lab using an if/then format.
If great many fish passed on in such a brief timeframe, in a space of water where the
degrees of oxygen have been recognized as being low and the fish that have kicked the
bucket have ulcers outwardly of their bodies and were noticed swallowing for air at the
surface then there is a synthetic reason for this area to encounter this.
2.
Explain why you chose this hypothesis based on facts or information presented before the
experiment is conducted.
As there has been an examination concerning the passings of these fish before this
noteworthy that the degrees of oxygen were at that point low nearby, the speculation was
picked in light of the fact that it was not accepted that somebody had done this
deliberately yet that there was an ecological reaction causing the low degrees of oxygen
that killed the fish.
3.
Analyze how natural resources and environmental services were impacted in the week
2 lab simulation.
The natural resources and environmental administrations were affected by the critical loss
of fish. The significant effect includes creating fish. Since many fish have passed on,
Trisha can't direct the same old thing which adversely influences the interest to take care
of the population.
With the fish dead, there is a high gamble of expanded microalgae and
low grouping of oxygen in the water. This will bring about a development of nitrogen and
poisons, which will additionally kill other fish nearby.
4.
Explain which results from the lab are useful for evaluating the validity of your
hypothesis and why. Include any data or graphs presented in the lab.
5.
Evaluate the hypothesis based on the results and state whether you accept or reject your
hypothesis and why.
6.
Explain how the topics and environmental challenges presented in the lab impact
human
health and social issues
.
Find
and cite a source to support your answer
.
7.
Describe a current or proposed policy or technological solution that could help address
one of the environmental challenges presented in the lab.
Find and use a source to
support your
answer.
Describe the origin of the policy or technology.
Identify potential or actual impacts of its use/implementation.
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