Scientists are investigating ways to control the spread of a non-native ant

species. The ant is taking over the habitats of native ant species and

altering the ecosystem. How should the scientists handle their research

data?

F.

They should only publish data that reflect desired results.

G.

They should keep accurate and open records in order to ensure they

get the results that are best for the ecosystem.

H.

They should keep accurate and open records to discourage other

scientists from repeating the same experiment.

I.

They should keep accurate and open records, allowing other scientists

to replicate the experiments and contribute to the knowledge of this

topic.

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Austin Crosby

Biology

26 July, 06:49

Scientists are investigating ways to control the spread of a non-native ant

species. The ant is taking over the habitats of native ant species and

altering the ecosystem. How should the scientists handle their research

data?

F.

They should only publish data that reflect desired results.

G.

They should keep accurate and open records in order to ensure they

get the results that are best for the ecosystem.

H.

They should keep accurate and open records to discourage other

scientists from repeating the same experiment.

I.

They should keep accurate and open records, allowing other scientists

to replicate the experiments and contribute to the knowledge of this

topic.

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Sage Lowe · Answer 1

The correct answer is I). They should keep accurate and open records, allowing other scientists to replicate the experiments and contribute to the knowledge of this topic.