populations around the globe. If you were a scientist studying this fungus and wanted to know if it could infect a new frog species, how would you conduct your experiment? Given the following examples, which represent reasonable or logical control (s) or treatments (s), and which would likely be unnecessary and/or uninformative?

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Jake Jackson

Biology

12 September, 03:40

populations around the globe. If you were a scientist studying this fungus and wanted to know if it could infect a new frog species, how would you conduct your experiment? Given the following examples, which represent reasonable or logical control (s) or treatments (s), and which would likely be unnecessary and/or uninformative?

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Lana Hatfield · Answer 1

Two arm Experiment

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They will make two arms or groups. In one group they will introduce the fungus and in another they wont and will observe both group to see if the group that was introduced with fungus get infected or not