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OpenStudy (megans20):

A population of shrimp suddenly starts collapsing. A biologist believes that toxins in the food chain are interfering with larvae development. A climate scientist believes that a change in water temperature is depleting food sources from the water. Why are both of these options valid scientific hypotheses?

OpenStudy (megans20):

A) Scientists with different educational backgrounds can come to different interpretations of the same data. B) No educated guess can be considered a valid hypothesis since hypotheses are made before data collection. C) Scientific debate is always continuing and the scientific community never discards a hypothesis. D) Both scientists underwent the same training and, therefore, have equally valid scientific hypotheses.

OpenStudy (megans20):

I've narrowed it done to A and C but I'm really not sure which one is correct.

OpenStudy (megans20):

@Frozen15

OpenStudy (megans20):

@Zach298

OpenStudy (megans20):

For anyone in the future, I answered A and got it correct. (:

OpenStudy (zach298):

You understand why its A.?

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