A colorful frog species has four color morphs. It's been hypothesized that frequency-dependent selection will stabilize the color morphs in a population to a 1:1:1:1 ratio.
You collect 160 frogs and observe the following numbers:
red spot | 34 |
yellow | 48 |
blue stripe | 40 |
pink chevron | 38 |
The question of interest is whether the frogs in this population are in a 1:1:1:1 ratio.
Step 2: State the null hypothesis.
Step 3: State the alternative hypothesis.
Step 4: What is the correct level of alpha?
Step 5: Which statistical test are you using?
Step 6: What is the value of the test statistic?
Step 6 continued: How many degrees of freedom in this test?
Step 7: What is the critical value for the test statistic?
Step 8: How does the test statistic compare to the critical value?
Step 9: Based on this comparison, do you accept or reject your null hypothesis?
Step 10: What do you conclude from this analysis?
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