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What is the relationship between birds, mammals, and reptiles when…
What is the relationship between birds, mammals, and reptiles when comparing average BMR/ mass specific BMR.
Abstract:
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Methods:
Pulling up specifications for the research like physical description (g), Basal Metabolic Rate (w) and pulling gathered dats of Average results.
Comparing Average body mass and BMR per the species (Aves/Mammals) using data tables, and graphs
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Results:
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Scatter plot showed a positive trend in correlation when it is hypothesized for BMR (w) compared to body mass, compared to the static trend of mass specific BMR
1st paragraph:
When observing animals (mammals) the ones that have more of a positive correlation in body mass and BMR are the mammals that are larger, comparatively that the smaller ones that would have more of a mass specific BMR
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Final/ Conclusion:
Body mass correlates with mammals, overall birds, reptiles and mammals have different results for mass specific BMR
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Results
Present the data on graphs, scatter plots, t-tables with trends
Hypthesis:
Does BMR and mass specific BMR have a direct correlation between birds, mammals and reptiles?
Discussion:
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Hypothesis is that larger animal is less mass specific requirement due to energy efficiency to stay at an equilibrium but overall has a positive trend with BMR
When observing the given data, the trends are similar in an approach but not parallel.
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