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Which of the following observations for brown anoles was(were) the same in both Habitats Y and Z?

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  1. Average perching height
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  2. The number of times Behavior 4 was displayed
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  3. Average display time for Behavior 5
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F. Correct. According to Figure 1, the average perching height for brown anoles was 0.6 m in Habitat Y and 0.6 m in Habitat Z. According to Table 2, Behavior 4 was displayed 5 times in Habitat Y and 17 times in Habitat Z. According to Table 3, Behavior 5 was displayed for 49.6 s in Habitat Y and for 33.1 s in Habitat Z. Therefore, only average perching height was the same for brown anoles in both Habitats Y and Z.

G. Incorrect. According to Table 3, the average display time for Behavior 5 was not the same in both Habitats Y and Z.

H. Incorrect. According to Figure 1, the average perching height was the same in Habitats Y and Z. However, according to Table 2, the number of times Behavior 4 was displayed was not the same in both Habitats Y and Z.

J. Incorrect. Neither the number of times Behavior 4 was displayed nor the average display time for Behavior 5 was the same for both Habitats Y and Z.

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1 only

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Green anoles and brown anoles (2 species of reptiles) behave differently when the species are together in a habitat than when the species are in separate habitats. Table 1 lists the anole species present in each of 3 habitats (Habitats X, Y, and Z).

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HabitatAnole species present:
Xgreen only
Ygreen and brown
Zbrown only
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Figure 1 shows, for each anole species, the average perching height in a habitat.

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Figure 1
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A key indicates that a different shape will be used for each of the following: green anole, brown anole. The horizontal axis is labeled Habitat. The values on this axis are X, Y, Z. The vertical axis is labeled average perching height (m). The values on this axis are 0.0, 0.2, 0.4, 0.6, 0.8, 1.0, 1.2, 1.4, 1.6, 1.8.
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Table 2 lists the number of times each of Behaviors 1–4Behaviors 1 through 4 was displayed by the anoles in a habitat. Green anoles display Behaviors 1–3Behaviors 1 through 3 only; brown anoles display Behavior 4 only.

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