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Creation of Worlds — 11. Ideas for Modeling
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Biostatistics — 07. Topic 4 (continuation). Non‑parametric tests for comparing samples
Discussion of several nonparametric tests used for comparing samples: Mann‑Whitney, Kruskal‑Wallis, and the sign test
Biostatistics — 10. Topic 6. Comparison of distributions
Sample comparison (and its special case — proportion comparison) — is a common category of tasks solved during biological research
V. Reptilia sensu lato-08. Lizards-III (Iguania)
The last group of lizards is covered here
V. Reptilia sensu lato-06. Rhynchocephalia + Lizards-I
Rhynchocephalia + Lizards-I
IV. Amphibia sensu lato-10. Order Anura — Tailless Amphibians. Parts IV and V — Microhylidae, Ranidae and related families
The third and final part of the systematic description of tailless amphibians
May 2-9. Tree. Saving the house at the biological station. Friends' help
We were faced with a task that seemed unsolvable. Thanks to friends: they helped. This turned into quite an adventure.
Creation of Worlds — Appendices. Recommended Notation in Population-Ecological Models
A list of notation recommended for use in population-ecological models throughout this course
Creation of Worlds — Appendices. Typical LO Calc Model Fragments
A consolidated list of key techniques that can be used when building course models in LO Calc.
Ecology: Biology of Interaction. II-01. Biosphere
The biosphere is Earth’s shell transformed by the activity of living organisms. An alternative interpretation (biosphere as the shell of Earth within which living organisms occur, the “field of life …
Biostatistics — 13. Theme 9. Principal Component Analysis
Principal Component Analysis is a remarkable method for dimensionality reduction of multivariate data. It allows solving many tasks typical for the work of a zoologist and ecologist.
BioStatistics — 11. Topic 7. Relationships Between Features
There are several approaches for studying relationships between features. The simplest of them is correlation analysis. (Page under development)