Category: Post 8: Tables and Graphs
Post 8
I made two tables (Table 1 and Table 2), which describe the presence or absence of the Vancouver island tree frog and the American bullfrog in a variety of locations….
Post 8
The graphs I made they are related to temperature which is suitable for invertebrates. They were highly helpful in understanding the numbers and drawing the relationship between invertebrate and temperature…
Tables and Graphs
Because I am looking at abundance in plants, I made a bar graph; using total individuals present as my y-axis, with dates being the main header for the x-axis. For…
Post 8: Tables and Graphs – Barnacle Density McNeill Bay
To summarize my results I have decided to show my graph describing the relationship between barnacle density at each of my different treatment sites: +Sea Wall; +Drainage (n=20), -Sea Wall;…
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The primary problem I had with arranging my data was that it was a laborious effort. I found that my knowledge of excel was pretty rusty, therefore I had to…
Community Structure
While organizing my data, the main issue I had was it being a tedious task. I realized that my excel skills are very rusty, and I ended up having to…
Blog Post 8: Tables and Graphs
I made two graphs to display the results of my study. The first is a line graph representation of the relationship between between the number of American herring gulls observed…
Graph and Tabular data
The graphs and tables were highly helpful in understanding the numbers and drawing the relationship between the predictor variable and explanatory variable. The table summed the number of bird species…
Blog 8: Effects of Shading on Burn Pile Transects (Variable Isolation)
Overall, I am pleased with the initial data analysis. As a former engineering student, Excel took a minute to dust off, but data entry and table organization went well. Color-coding…
Tables and Graphs for Bow Park Observations
In terms of organizing the collected data, some issues arose with trying to include the different transects and sample areas that were spread out along the park. Each observation utilized…