Roptrocerus xylophagorum is a parasitoid of bark beetles. To determine what cues these wasps use to find their hosts, researchers placed female wasps in the base of a Y-shaped tube, with the odor of bark being eaten by adult beetles in one arm, while the other arm had the odor of bark being eaten by larval beetles. In one experiment with 27 wasps, 10 entered the arm with the adult beetles and 17 entered the arm with the larval beetles. Do these data provide strong evidence that female wasps have a preference? Calculate a p-value and make a conclusion.