Researchers collected data on bill length from two hummingbird species: the red-throated hummingbird and the broadbilled hummingbird. They calculated the mean and standard deviation for each species to test whether there was a significant difference in bill length between the two. The mean bill length was 15.9mm for the red-throated hummingbird and 18.8mm for the broadbilled hummingbird. The standard deviation was higher for the red-throated hummingbird at 1.91 compared to 1.03 for the broadbilled hummingbird, indicating greater variability in bill length for the former species. Error bars were added to a graph to visually represent the standard deviation and variability between the two datasets.