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The effect of time (hours) on the mortality (%) of three species of Chironomus larvae exposed to oxygen-free water at a temperature of 20 °C. The table shows the results of five separate experiments conducted on each species of midge.(Species are fictitious)
Question 1.3. Plot a graph showing the average percent survival of each midge species (all three species on one graph) against time in oxygen-free water. Label the axes and provide a clear legend.
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