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Fertilized eggs from the same species of sea turtle were incubated at different temperatures.
The hatchling data is shown in the table below.
Egg incubation temperature

Egg incubation temperature
# eggs used
# of embryos that died
# of hatched males
# of hatched females
26
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degrees
C
100
80
0
20
28
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degrees
C
100
4
0
96
30
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degrees
C
100
3
0
97
32
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degrees
C
100
2
13
85
34
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degrees
C
100
6
94
0
36
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degrees
C
100
86
14
0

Which of the following is supported by the data?

A

Female sea turtles develop at higher temperatures.

(Choice B)
B

The sex of sea turtle offspring depends on the incubation temperature.

(Choice C)
C

The largest number of male sea turtles will develop at 28

(Choice D)
D

Most of the sea turtle eggs hatched if incubated at 26

1.) In low incubation temperatures (26°C) and high incubation temperatures (36°C), a large number of sea turtle embryos die.

2.) In temperatures 30°C and below, no males hatch, and in temperatures 34°C and above, no females hatch. This suggests that the sex of the hatchlings is affected by incubation temperature.

3.) The correct answer is: The sex of sea turtle offspring depends on the incubation temperature.