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Why are model organisms like fruit flies or mice valuable tools for studying biological processes?
Why are model organisms like fruit flies or mice valuable tools for studying biological processes?
- Due to their ease of handling, short life cycles, and genetic similarities to humans (correct)
- They are resistant to genetic mutations
- Because they are the only organisms available for study
- They have no ethical concerns related to their use in experiments
What is the primary purpose of sharing scientific findings through publications and seminars?
What is the primary purpose of sharing scientific findings through publications and seminars?
- Ensuring exclusive rights to the discoveries
- Increasing competition among scientists
- Allowing for peer review and building upon existing research (correct)
- Limiting access to knowledge
What drives scientists to ask questions, explore phenomena, and seek explanations for natural occurrences?
What drives scientists to ask questions, explore phenomena, and seek explanations for natural occurrences?
- Scientists' inherent curiosity (correct)
- Pressure from funding agencies
- Competition with other scientists
- Desire for personal recognition
What type of reasoning involves drawing general conclusions based on specific observations or patterns identified in collected data?
What type of reasoning involves drawing general conclusions based on specific observations or patterns identified in collected data?
What is the main purpose of electronic databases in the scientific community?
What is the main purpose of electronic databases in the scientific community?
What is the meaning of the word 'science' derived from?
What is the meaning of the word 'science' derived from?
What does inquiry in science involve?
What does inquiry in science involve?
How do biologists refine their questions when conducting research?
How do biologists refine their questions when conducting research?
What makes identifying publications relevant to new research easier now than in the past?
What makes identifying publications relevant to new research easier now than in the past?
What is an example of a hypothesis?
What is an example of a hypothesis?
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