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Case Study "The Life Around Us"
Identify two different types of organisms that you have seen interacting, such as bees and flowers. Now form a simple hypothesis about this interaction. Use the scientific method and your imagination to design an experiment that tests this hypothesis. Be sure to identify variables and a control for them.
Text Book: Biology, Life on Earth 7th edition, Teresa & Gerald Audesirk, and Bruce E. Byers.
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