Observed on Marlborough Street, Back Bay, Boston:
The culprit–the blurriness due to high winds indicates a potential mechanism:
Important caveat though: n = 2. Or perhaps n = 1. Discuss.
Observed on Marlborough Street, Back Bay, Boston:
The culprit–the blurriness due to high winds indicates a potential mechanism:
Important caveat though: n = 2. Or perhaps n = 1. Discuss.
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n=2, but you need count the tree as a random factor. 🙂
Pseudoreplication!
n=0, since you’ve only observed a fraction of the fruit dropping from the tree. “The fruit” clearly indicates all fruit from the tree, so two pieces don’t count.
n=2, since it’s usually referring to child/parent relationships. “Not falling far…” is clearly associated with an unspoken “usually” or “often”.
…not sure which one I like better. Second one is almost certainly more accurate though 😛