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7. Let's say I am a vegan (which I am,) and you are an omnivore (maybe you are, maybe you aren't), but we both get our food from the same farmers markets (eg, Murray and Paducah). a. If a researcher took a sample of our tissue, would our carbon and nitrogen stable isotope ratios differ? If so, explain. If it is helpful, you can provide a diagram. [Brief Explanation and Diagram] - 5 Points b. If we take in the same biomass which one of us will have a higher secondary production? I will be looking for specific terminology. [Brief Explanation) - 5 Points 8. YOUR DATA: Well, unfortunately Clarks River did not contain much diversity to speak of in terms of macroinvertebrates. Your community was composed on Oligochaetes, Chironomids, Other Diptera pupae, and one pollution tolerant Mayfly. This is similar to what a group of BIO 216 students ("The Beetles") found there week or two later. This has me worried! Give two mechanisms (from class) you think are at work in creating such a low diversity system. [Brief Explanation] - 5 Points 9. YOUR DATA: Well, after a full day of working on it, I am still processing your samples. But hopefully they will all be done soon, and we can put them up on a website. I will send you the link when it is all done! In the meantime, I decided to do something a little different than my original plan. Here is your chance to investigate the data that I have compiled so far (attached BIO330-HBS-Spring2022.xlsx). Investigate the data, by asking an ecological question, formulating a hypothesis, running the appropriate statistical test, making a complementary graph, and writing a statement of your findings. If you find something cool, we will put it on the HBS webpage! - 10 Points Other critters that ended up in the vials were zooplankton and terrestrial organisms!