Prehistorically, the Most Commonly Used Form of Population Control Was

question 112

Short Answer

Prehistorically, the most commonly used form of population control was __________, and it remained fairly commonplace in Europe, India, and China until the nineteenth century.

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Definitions:

Chi-Square Goodness-Of-Fit Test

A statistical test to determine if observed data fits a particular distribution.

Qualitative Data

Data that is descriptive and categorizes objects or events, not expressed as numbers.

Single Population

Pertains to a group of similar items or individuals from which data can be collected for statistical analysis, where the group has distinct and uniform characteristics.

Z Test

This method tests if two populations' means differ, assuming known variances and a large sample size.