Data analysis:
Question - Are attacks of ringed replicas higher or lower in the presence of coral snakes? Is this true for both states? What evidence supports your answer?

Question

Data analysis:
Question - Are attacks of ringed replicas higher or lower in the presence of coral snakes? Is this true for both states? What evidence supports your answer?

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Hi @ParthKohli, would you be able to help?

parthkohli · Answer

Hmm, if you divide the graph into four rectangles as shown, then:

a - the upper right and the lower left rectangles have more of the share.
b - the upper right and the lower left rectangles have more of the share.

parthkohli · Answer

And so both of the graphs a and b say that with the absence of coral snakes, the attacks on ringed replicas are high in number.

parthkohli · Answer

And with the presence of coral snakes, the attacks on ringed replicas are low in number.

anonymous · Answer

@ParthKohli sounds simple enough. Therefore it is true for both states that attacks on ringed replicas are lower in the presence of the coral snakes?

parthkohli · Answer

I think so.

anonymous · Answer

hm ok i can see how you determined that. Would you be able to asset me with one more question regarding this data?

parthkohli · Answer

Mhm, let's see...

anonymous · Answer

Based on this evidence, what do you conclude is the effect of having markings similar to a coral snake, in areas where coral snakes are present?

parthkohli · Answer

You don't get attacked.