In our "Fire and Fish" case study, the researchers proposed the hypothesis that cutthroat trout increase substrate concentration when temperatures decrease.What is the dependent variable in this hypothesis? a- changing temperatures b- Oswimming rate of fish c- species of trout d-;concentration of substrate

In our "Fire and Fish" case study, the researchers proposed the hypothesis that cutthroat trout increase substrate concentration when temperatures decrease.What is the dependent variable in this hypothesis? a- changing temperatures b- Oswimming rate of fish c- species of trout d-;concentration of substrate

Aquaculture Science

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ISBN:9781133558347

Author:Parker

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Chapter1: Aquaculture Basics And History

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