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## Scenario 3: Range Shifts As the world warms, the geographic ranges of species might shift toward cooler areas. This could take the form of migration to higher latitudes or moving up in elevation from a species' native range. Chen et al. (2011) studied recent changes in the highest elevation of many taxa, including plants, vertebrates, and arthropods. (The taxa included were selected in an unbiased way.) The researchers want to know if species have shifted upwards towards cooler elevations, i.e. if their elevational range shift is greater than zero meters. They recorded the changes in highest elevation, in meters, for 31 taxa in a given location (e.g. one data point might be angiosperms in Switzerland) over the late 1900s and early 2000s. Positive numbers indicate shifts to higher elevations, and negative numbers indicate shifts to lower elevations. (Chen et al. 2011. Science) The data are in a vector called `elev` in the file `range_shifts.csv`. Load in the data below. ```{r} elec<- read.csv('range_shifts.csv') ``` 3.1. In the text above, bold the general research objective and italicize the expected value of the range shift for a species that has not migrated. What is the statistical research question? > Insert answer here.

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