Bio Lab Midterm

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What are the main sections of a lab report?
Title, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, References.
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What should the title of a lab report include?
The dependent variable, independent variable, and organism.
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What does the Introduction section of a lab report require?
Adequate background about the research, 3 journal citations, and a clearly stated hypothesis.
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How should the Methods section be written?
Describes materials and methods in paragraphs, first person past tense, and detailed.
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What must the Results section include?
A graph and a written explanation.
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On which axes are the independent and dependent variables presented in a graph?
Independent variable → X-axis, Dependent variable → Y-axis.
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What are the steps of the scientific method?
Ask a question/observe, develop a hypothesis, design an experiment, analyze findings, share knowledge.
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What is the independent variable?
The manipulated variable in an experiment.
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What is the dependent variable?
The measured response in an experiment.
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What are controlled variables?
Factors that the investigator attempts to keep the same for all groups.
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What is the control group?
The group that doesn’t receive testing, used as a baseline.
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What is species diversity?
The number and abundance of species in a community.
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What is species richness?
The number of species in a community.
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What is species evenness?
The relative abundance with which each species is represented in a community.
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Why is understanding species diversity, richness, and evenness important?
They are indicators of environmental quality.
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How do you analyze coliform present in drinking water?
Using an R-card to test, place a drop of water on the card and incubate; pink and blue colonies indicate coliform presence.
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Why is testing for coliform bacteria important?
Coliform bacteria, especially E. Coli, can be deadly.
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How do you determine dissolved oxygen in water?
Using a test ampoule, fill with water and compare color to a chart.
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How do you measure the pH of water?
Using a test strip that changes color based on the pH.
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What is the response of macroinvertebrates to wastewater pollution?
They are sensitive to ecosystem changes and will indicate pollution presence.
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Give an example of phytoplankton.
Cyanobacteria or algae.
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Give an example of zooplankton.
Protozoa.