Zoologists monitored the behavioral states of a pack of African wild dogs in a nature reserve. Over a period of 30 days, they recorded the primary behavior of individual dogs at regular sampling intervals during three key periods of the day: Dawn (06:00–08:00), Midday (11:00–13:00), and Dusk (17:00–19:00).

The observations were classified into four mutually exclusive behavioral categories: Resting, Travelling, Hunting, and Socialising.

Table 2 shows the frequency of observed behavioral states across the three periods.

Table 2: Frequency of observed behavioral states of African wild dogs

Period	Resting	Travelling	Hunting	Socialising
Dawn	15	85	65	25
Midday	140	10	5	10
Dusk	20	45	75	80

The observations were classified into four mutually exclusive behavioral categories: Resting, Travelling, Hunting, and Socialising.

Table 2 shows the frequency of observed behavioral states across the three periods.

Table 2: Frequency of observed behavioral states of African wild dogs

Period	Resting	Travelling	Hunting	Socialising
Dawn	15	85	65	25
Midday	140	10	5	10
Dusk	20	45	75	80

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Table 2: Frequency of observed behavioral states of African wild dogs

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Data handling and analysis

Question 117

Table 2: Frequency of observed behavioral states of African wild dogs

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Data handling and analysis

Question 117

Table 2: Frequency of observed behavioral states of African wild dogs

Data handling and analysis Questions

Data handling and analysis

Question 117

Table 2: Frequency of observed behavioral states of African wild dogs

Data handling and analysis Questions