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Match the word with its meaning. 1. myocardi/o - myos/o - plant/o - rhabdomy/o - abduction - adduction - dorsiflexion - extension - fascia - flexion - insertion of a muscle - origin of a muscle - plantar flexion - pronation - rotation - skeletal muscle - supination - visceral muscle 1. connection of a muscle to a bone that moves 2. heart muscle 3. skeletal muscle connected to bones 4. turning the palm upward 5. backward bending of the foot 6. circular movement around a central point 7. muscle 8. striated muscle connected to bones 9. fibrous membrane separating and enveloping muscles 10. sole of the foot 11. connection of a muscle to a stationary bone 12. straightening of a flexed limb 13. movement away from the midline of the body 14. bending at a joint 15. movement toward the midline of the body 16. smooth muscle connected to internal organs 17. turning the palm downward 18. bending the sole of the foot downward toward the ground.
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d. oraciones completas
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The chance of a type 2 error is reduced by
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Statistically significant differences do not necessarily require rejecting the status quo
The chance of a type 1 error is reduced by
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Rejecting H0 does not prove HA because
Answers
A type 1 error is possible
A type 2 error is possible
Decreasing the significance level
Increasing sample size
Because small differences without sufficient benefit can be made statistically significant by
increasing sample size
False
The chance of a type 2 error is reduced by
Not rejecting H0 does not prove H0 because
Statistically significant differences do not necessarily require rejecting the status quo
The chance of a type 1 error is reduced by
Always take action if H0 is rejected
Rejecting H0 does not prove HA because.
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1234
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1234
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1234
Huge insects thrive in vast, wooded, wetland habitats.
1234
First pelycosaur reptiles.
1234
First mammal-like reptiles; therapsids.
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Age of fish
1234
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Major mass extinction at the end,
1234
True gymnosperms appear.
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Reef-building productid brachiopods widespread and diverse.
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First reptiles on land.
Devonian
Mississippian
Pennsylvanian
Permian
1234
Seedless vascular plants diversify; first seeds evolve.
1234
Large, spindle-shaped, fusulinid foraminifera are well known guide fossils of this time.
1234
Huge insects thrive in vast, wooded, wetland habitats.
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First pelycosaur reptiles.
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First mammal-like reptiles; therapsids.
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Age of fish
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Amphibians evolve.
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Crinoid echinoderms were most diverse and abundant during this time.
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Major mass extinction at the end,
1234
True gymnosperms appear.
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Reef-building productid brachiopods widespread and diverse.
1234
First reptiles on land.
1.
Devonian2.
Mississippian3.
Pennsylvanian4.
Permian.
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Guin
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