Which Experiment Would Be the Least Effective Follow-Up to the Peacock

question 74

Multiple Choice

Which experiment would be the least effective follow-up to the peacock butterfly studies?​

• A) ​Repeat in a forest area totally devoid of native butterflies.
• B) ​Repeat in a wildlife sanctuary aviary after giving birds a chance to learn about peacock butterflies.
• C) ​Repeat using young, inexperienced birds.
• D) ​Repeat, and count survivors for three weeks.
• E) ​Repeat using more butterflies and more blue tits in a larger area.

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