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ELE 15.3 The wing stroke frequencies of two species of Euglossine bees were recorded for a sample of n₁ = 4 Euglossa mandibularis Friese (species 1) and n₂ = 6 Euglossa im- perialis Cockerell (species 2).¹ The frequencies are listed in Table 15.3. Can you con- clude that the distributions of wing strokes differ for these two species? Test using α = .05. Wing Stroke Frequencies for Two Species of Bees Species 1 Species 2 235 225 190 188 180 169 180 185 178 182

ELE 15.3 The wing stroke frequencies of two species of Euglossine bees were recorded for a sample of n₁ = 4 Euglossa mandibularis Friese (species 1) and n₂ = 6 Euglossa im- perialis Cockerell (species 2).¹ The frequencies are listed in Table 15.3. Can you con- clude that the distributions of wing strokes differ for these two species? Test using α = .05. Wing Stroke Frequencies for Two Species of Bees Species 1 Species 2 235 225 190 188 180 169 180 185 178 182

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TABLE 15.3 The wing stroke frequencies of two species of Euglossine bees were recorded for a sample of n₁ = 4 Euglossa mandibularis Friese (species 1) and n₂ = 6 Euglossa im- perialis Cockerell (species 2). The frequencies are listed in Table 15.3. Can you con- clude that the distributions of wing strokes differ for these two species? Test using α = .05. Wing Stroke Frequencies for Two Species of Bees Species 1 Species 2. 235 225 190 188 180 169 180 185 178 182
Transcribed Image Text:TABLE 15.3 The wing stroke frequencies of two species of Euglossine bees were recorded for a sample of n₁ = 4 Euglossa mandibularis Friese (species 1) and n₂ = 6 Euglossa im- perialis Cockerell (species 2). The frequencies are listed in Table 15.3. Can you con- clude that the distributions of wing strokes differ for these two species? Test using α = .05. Wing Stroke Frequencies for Two Species of Bees Species 1 Species 2. 235 225 190 188 180 169 180 185 178 182
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