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Statistics. Natalia Rodriguez Research in Ecology. The Atlantic Sharp Nosed Shark. The Mean is the average. To find the mean you add up all the numbers and divide it by the total amount of numbers. Female sharks are much larger than males. I Sea Turtles!. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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The Atlantic Sharp Nosed Shark

Male

Female

920 930 940 950 960 970 980 990 1000

952

998

Average Length of Sharp-nose Sharks

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Average Length of Sharks

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The Mean is the average. To find the mean you add up all the numbers and

divide it by the total amount of numbers. Female sharks are much larger than

males.

Males Females920 1160928 1160935 1160943 1160950 1160950 1160954 1160960 1160962 1160974 1160975 1160975 1160

116011601160116011601160116011601160116011601160116011601160

I Sea Turtles!

Blue Yellow Green Red Orange0

5

10

15

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25

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10

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25 25 25 25 25

Number of Sea Turtle Hatch-lings in Beach Site A

Color Groups

Num

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of S

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s

Color Survived #Hatchlings

Blue 11 25

Yellow 3 25

Green 0 25

Red 10 25Orange 15 25

Very few sea turtles make it to the ocean each year. They face many dangers such as pollution, preadators (racoons, dogs, gulls…), misleading lights and poachers.

Sea Cigars

"1-5" "6-10" "11-15" "16-20" "21-25" "26-30"0

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4

6

8

10

12

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34

12

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Frequency Distribution of Sea Cigars By Size (cm)

Size Class (cm)

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Red mangroves are more important than people think. Their prop roots provide a small ecosystem that protects small fish and other marine animals from predators. Animals that live here are snowy egret, white ibis, brown pelican, cormorants, mangrove cuckoos, herons, manatees, monkeys, turtles, red-tailed hawks, sea turtles, American alligators and crocodiles, and mangrove tree crabs…

The Probability of Coral Survival

Theoretical Probability Observed Probability0

0.05

0.1

0.15

0.2

0.25

0.3

0.22

0.27Probability of Coral

Survival

Types

Prob

abili

tyTo survive a coral needs warm water, shallow water, and rough waves. The color from the coral comes from little algae that lives inside the coral. When the algae dies due to global warming the coral kicks it out and loses its color. Wave action killed the coral the most.

Trial Water Temp DepthWave Action Survived?

1 2 1 4 Y2 3 4 3 N3 1 1 1 N4 2 1 2 N5 6 2 1 N6 4 4 1 N7 3 5 1 N8 6 1 5 N9 2 3 2 N

10 4 1 6 Y11 3 6 1 N12 1 6 1 N13 1 3 2 N14 3 6 3 N15 4 1 4 Y16 1 3 6 N17 2 4 5 Y18 2 4 6 Y

Probability is a way to measure the chances that something will occur in relation to the possible alternatives.

Variance

• Variance is a way to show how far away your data is from the mean.

• Variance is calculated with this formula:

∑= sum X= the mean of data X= each data value n=the number of values

• Variance is also symbolized by the Greek letter sigma squared δ2

Standard Deviation

• Standard Deviation (δ) describes how spread out the data are.

• Standard deviation is the square root of the variance.

δ= • One standard deviation is considered the

numerical distance away from the mean in the positive or negative direction.

• We say plus or minus some number away from the mean.

TTest With CaterpillarsT-Tests are used to test if there is a significant difference between the data. It’s calculated with this formula:

P

s of samples 1 and 2= pooled variance= number of objects in each group

IF the calculated t-statistic is larger than the one from the table, the null hypothesis is rejected.IF the calculated t-statistic is less than the one from the table you fail to reject the null hypothesis.

Control Treatment14 1413 1313 1513 1513 1513 14

14141515

P= 0.000545