The Bormann-Likens Study in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New

question 15

Multiple Choice

The Bormann-Likens study in the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest in New Hampshire can be described as ____.

• A) a comparison of a control site with an experimental site in nature
• B) a study using computer model simulations of a complex natural system
• C) an experiment in which too many factors were varied to draw a conclusion from the results
• D) missing a baseline for comparison, making it difficult to draw a conclusion from the results
• E) an observational study that attempted not to interfere with a natural system

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