Assume a population of song bird weights with a µ = 60 grams and sigma = 10 grams. 1. What proportion of the population of song bird weights is larger than 66 g? 2. What is the probability of picking, at random from thi

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Received 8 March 2002 Accepted 7 May 2002 Published online 11 July 2002 The distribution of cultural and biological diversity in Africa

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or the other photomultiplier tube detected a photon, and the number of coincidence events per second, N, in which both photomultiplier tubes detected photons. From these data, it is not possible to deduce the second-orde

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PERSPECTIVES difference) of about 0.3% oil, and most had a difference of 0.1 to 0.2%. Only about 80% of the QTLs had effects in the same direction as the selection response (38 of 50 inbreds, 33 of 39 hybrids). For the o

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