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(Again), let’s say you do the river study again. Short questions 1.Name of river 2.Result of HR vs velocity 3.Was it checked at the 99% or 95% level?

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1 (Again), let’s say you do the river study again

2 Short questions 1.Name of river 2.Result of HR vs velocity 3.Was it checked at the 99% or 95% level? 4.What is a significance table? 5.What have you earned about rivers?

3 Short questions 2 6.What was the type of sampling we used? 7. What is the Bradshaw Model? 8.First hypothesis was……… 9.Second one was………….

4 What improvements (generally) would you make? Sampling Data collection Presentation Analysis

5 BUT: – What extra work could you do to help you understand rivers even better ? (building on your work so far)…. 1.More rivers? 2.More detail? 3. 4. 5.

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7 Not sure about this section? The ways natural population change and migration affect the character of rural and urban areas. A way to contrast the 2?

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