Wood frogs are adapted to survive cold winters by hibernating and their bodies actually freeze (

Name: Wood frogs are adapted to survive cold winters by hibernating and their bodies actually freeze (WOW!). Biologists at the National Park Service are assessing whether the number of days spent hibernating is similar to what it was in 1980. They are testing ? = 40days. If the NPS fails to find enough evidence to reject H0, interpret their statistical result in a way that the public would understand.
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Description: Wood frogs are adapted to survive cold winters by hibernating and their bodies actually freeze (WOW!). Biologists at the National Park Service are assessing whether the number of days spent hibernating is similar to what it was in 1980. They are testing ? = 40days. If the NPS fails to find enough evidence to reject H0, interpret their statistical result in a way that the public would understand.

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Joanna Quigley · Accepted Answer

First, the National Park Service (NPS) is trying to see if the number of days that wood frogs hi

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