Question

Which of the following are examples of sampling bias
Select all that apply,
A wildlife biologist measuring average deer size only chooses male deer,
which tend to be larger than female deer,
A plant ecologist wants to know which insects visit certain flowers,
but only samples in the morning around 10:00am.
A marine biologist studies coral reef populations, and samples the same
reef location every day because it has more fish,
A forest ecologist wants to study bird populations so she sets up an
observation station next to the office because it's convenient
A marine biologist uses tools to carefully collect a random sample of
anemones at regular intervals along a transect line

Answer 1

Answer:

the first and the third one.

Answer 2

Statements that serve as examples of sampling bias are:

A wildlife biologist measuring average deer size only chooses male deer, which tend to be larger than female deer.

A plant ecologist wants to know which insects visit certain flowers,but only samples in the morning around 10:00am.

A marine biologist studies coral reef populations, and samples the same

reef location every day because it has more fish.

A forest ecologist wants to study bird populations so she sets up an

observation station next to the office because it's convenient

• Sampling bias can be regarded as a bias whereby  a sample is collected, among these samples some members of the intended population will possess  lower or higher sampling probability compare to others at the end.

• Biased sample of a population usually resulted when all individuals, or instances don't have selection.

• For instance, wildlife biologist that want to measure average deer size, he then choose the male only which is usually larger than the female, his sampling will result to sampling bias

Therefore, option the last option is correct.

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