Titlebook: Introduction to Biometry; Pierre Jolicoeur Book 1999 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1999 ANOVA.Fisher‘s linear discriminant.Norm

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Introduction,many years, it has been realized that a knowledge of biometry is a must for practicing biologists as well as for graduate students. Therefore, most universities are now aware of the necessity of giving their biology students at least one introductory course in biometry.

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Frequencies and probabilities,is called the . The total frequency of a sample is thus synonymous with sample size. . shows how a sample of 76 male North American martens (.) is spread, distributed, with respect to the length of the skull measured in mm. Such a table is called a .

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Tests of goodness of fit,er 18). The frequency table analyzed in a test of goodness of fit is a one-way table if the distribution is univariate, but it becomes a two-way or a multi-way table if the distribution is bivariate or multivariate, such as the bivariate (chapter 19) or the trivariate (chapter 23) normal distribution.

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Book 1999 quantitative study of varyingcharacteristics of organisms, populations, species, etc. This bookuses examples based on genuine data carefully chosen by the author fortheir special biological significance. The chapters cover a broadspectrum of topics and bridge the gap between introductory biological

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The lognormal distribution, is often better adapted to biological data. While the normal distribution extends theoretically from - ∞ to + ∞ and covers negative values (Figure 14.1.1, top and bottom), the lognormal distribution extends from . to + ∞ and is limited to positive values (figure Figure 14.1.1, center).

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