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bio2129 lecture 2

what are the steps to define a scientific questions

must be able to be answered, must be measurable, should push boudries of knowledge, shold be driven by curiosity

why should ecologist cares about monarch butterflies

they are pollinators and contribute to ecosystem stability

what is the scientific value from learning from monarch decline

studying monarch help us understand other butterflies and pollinators more broadly

why should we care is a specie sin declining

intrinsic value, life has worth beyond just usefullness to humans, humans have no righ to drive a species to extinction, ethical demension and biodiversity

what is a hypothesis

an idea that proposes a tentative explanation for a phenomenon in the natural world based on observation and prior knowledge

what is inductive reasoning

drawing general conclusions or hypotheses from specific observations

what is a prediction

the specific outcome that a scientist expects to observe if their hypothesis is correct

predictions are derived through

deductive reasoning from a hypothesis

in short the scientific method is

1) ask a question. 2) make a hypothesis from inductive reasoning. 3) deduce predictions of hypothesis. 4) Collect observations to test predictions 5) eliminate hypotheses

what is deductive reasoning

use a general statement to form a specific conclusion

what is affirming the consequent

a logical fallacy of assuming that because the outcome (Q) is true, the cause (P) must also be true, from a conditional “if P, then Q.”

an observation can support a hypothesis (induction), but cannot

prove it with certainty

what is nuance

Patterns in ecological data or behavior that allow scientist to derive predictions.

nuance helps

explain variation and guide hypotheses

what make for a good hypothesis

Ockham's razor (law of parsimony)

what is Ockham's razor

to make a hypothesis as simple as you reasonably can

why is ockham's razor important

it keep a hypothesis focused, testable and reliable and avoids unnessary complexity until evidence needs it

science is not infallible, but

self correcting

a successful prediction + prediction of additional characteristics =

understanding of nature

reproductibility

reliability

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