Question: A wildlife biologist was interested in determining the effect of raising deer in captivity on the size of the deer. She decided to consider three
A wildlife biologist was interested in determining the effect of raising deer in captivity on the size of the deer. She decided to consider three populations: deer raised in the wild, deer raised on large hunting ranches, and deer raised in zoos. She randomly selected eight deer in each of the three environments and weighed the deer at age 1 year. The weights (in pounds) are given in the following table.
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a. The biologist hypothesized that the weights of deer from captive environments would have a larger level of variability than the weights from deer raised in the wild. Do the data support her contention?
b. Are the requisite conditions for the test you used in part (a) satisfied in this situation? Provide plots to support your answer.
Environment Wild Ranch Zoo Weight (in pounds) of Deer 114.7 128.9 115 1164 134.5 126.7 1206 12959 1204 91.0 119.6 1194 100 169.7 1009 76.1 103.1 90.7 129.5 75.8 182.5 768 87.3 77.3
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