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Refer to the graph below showing one of the results from G.F.Gause's classic competition experiment on three species of Paramecium.Both of these species, P.aurelia and P.caudatum, feed on floating bacteria. Refer to the graph below showing one of the results from G.F.Gause's classic competition experiment on three species of Paramecium.Both of these species, P.aurelia and P.caudatum, feed on floating bacteria.   Which statement best describes the relationship between the two species? A)  They are equal competitors. B)  They show competitive exclusion, with P. caudatum going extinct. C)  They show competitive exclusion, with P. aurelia going extinct. D)  They show competitive coexistence, with P. caudatum having greater efficiency. E)  They show competitive coexistence, with P. aurelia having greater efficiency. Which statement best describes the relationship between the two species?

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Test Statistic

In hypothesis testing, the test statistic is a standardized value derived from sample data, used to make a decision about the null hypothesis.

SPSS Output

The results generated by the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences, including statistical tests, tables, and graphs, after data analysis.

Test Statistic

A calculated value from sample data that is used in statistical testing to decide whether to reject the null hypothesis within the framework of a hypothesis test.

P-value

A statistical measure that indicates the probability of observing the test results, or something more extreme, if the null hypothesis is true.

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