AP Biology Practice 5 - Analyze Data and Evaluate Evidence

Mr. Anderson discusses AP Biology Science Practice 5, focusing on analyzing data and evaluating evidence. He emphasizes the importance of organizing data using graphs to identify patterns and relationships. The video covers data analysis in four big ideas: evolution, free energy, information, and systems. Examples include predator/prey relationships and the potato lab. The video also highlights the importance of identifying errors in data and revising protocols. Finally, it touches on genetics and the role of data visualization, with a mention of NASA's efforts in visualizing ocean currents.

What are the key steps in analyzing data after it has been collected?

How did Charles David Keeling contribute to our understanding of atmospheric carbon dioxide?

What patterns can be observed in the data regarding atmospheric carbon dioxide levels from the 1960s to today?

Explain how fertilizer amount affects plant growth based on the data collected.

What are some biological factors that determine the shape of predator/prey relationship graphs?

Identify possible sources of error in a data set from a potato lab experiment.

Discuss the significance of data visualization in understanding complex data sets.