Category: Post 8: Tables and Graphs
Post 8
I decided to do a table for my small assignment submission 5. The first example in the tutorial for making tables and figures was an absence and presence table which…
post 9
The table and t-test results show the mean number of plant species observed in high and low elevation quadrants, along with their variances and sample sizes. The mean number of…
Table/Graph of Red-winged blackbirds
I felt like I had collected some really good data to indicated that Red-winged blackbird aggression was relative to the numbers of males to females present. Unless I did something…
POST 8
When I created my tables and graphs, I found an interesting thing, there was one day included no new migratory birds arrived. I viewed my field data again, and related…
Tables and Graphs
After reading the feedback, I decided to go for more sample stations and reduce the days of observation to 1 day. As a result, I set up 10 sample stations…
Blog Post : Tables and Graphs
Table 1: Moss Abundance and Coverage Comparison Between Two Habitat Types Habitat Type Percentage of Moss Coverage (%) Habitat 1 23.95 Habitat 2 50.79 Moss coverage was calculated…
Graphs of Average Tree Species Density
After collecting the data, I organized it all into an excel spreadsheet. After organizing I had a few difficulties deciding how best to display the information within the data set I…
Blog Post 8: Visualizing Data
After I collected my first transect experimented with how best to organize it my data. I knew that I’d be analyzing it with a free program I found called JASP…
Tables and Graphs
When creating my tables and graphs, I noticed a surprising trend with my data that in total, the same amount of bird species were observed in closed canopy habitats and…
Blog Post 8: Tables and Graphs
Summarizing and organizing my data was relatively easy. The way I gathered my data allowed me to easily sum the number of individuals and number of species found on the…