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- Scientists generally study populations by taking a portion of each habitat and then use the data to make inferences about the habitat as a whole. This method is called: (choose the best answer) sampling,
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Scientists generally study populations by taking a portion of each habitat and then use
the data to make inferences about the habitat as a whole. This method is called: (choose
the best answer)
sampling,
estimating,
testing,
or modeling
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i think it’s sampling
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