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11 years ago Edited: 9 years ago, bio_man
1. Six-one drop samples in a Paramecium sp. population had the following numbers of organisms: 4, 6, 5, 3, 6 and 6. If 20 drops represent 1 mL of solution, and the volume of the solution is 40 mL, calculate the size of the population.

2. White spruce may compete with lodgepole pine for light and living space. Eventually, white spruce many take over.
a) Provide two reasons white spruce may out-compete lodgepole pine.


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11 years ago
1. Six-one drop samples in a Paramecium sp. population had the following numbers of organisms: 4, 6, 5, 3, 6 and 6. If 20 drops represent 1 mL of solution, and the volume of the solution is 40 mL, calculate the size of the population.

The jar is 40 mL.

According to the question, 20 drops represents 1 mL.

20 drop : 1 mL
1 drop : x mL

Therefore, x = 0.05 mL

So, every drop is 0.05 mL, and in every 0.05 mL, you will find 4, 6, 5, 3, 6 and 6.
princess001 Author
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11 years ago
thanks bio man and the link does not show up
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11 years ago
thanks bio man and the link does not show up

It was a link to another thread. Just realized I didn't include it lol Anyway, if you so a search, this question has been posted before several times. What did you end up writing for it, by the way?
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11 years ago
Working on it, soon as I am done I will post what i got
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