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Transcribed Image Text:Why was it important that researchers use large sample sizes?
a) It controls for all variables except for one.
b) It holds the experimental conditions constant.
c) It allows the researchers to create a null hypothesis.
d) It reduces the amount of distortion or "noise" in the data caused by unusual
individuals or circumstances.

Transcribed Image Text:The ability to sweat or pant is considered an adaptation. Why?
a) It is an important signal to others that an individual is too hot.
b) It cools a body off, due to water's high heat of vaporization.
c) It allows a body to release excess water.
d) It allows a body to absorb heat, due to water's high specific heat.
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