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Elevated mercury concentrations are an important problem
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for both dolphins
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and other animals, like humans, who occasionally eat them.
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We will identify a confidence interval for the average mercury content in dolphin muscle using a sample of 19 Risso's dolphins from the Taiji area in Japan. The data are summarized in Figure~\ref{summaryStatsOfHgInMuscleOfRissosDolphins}. The minimum and maximum observed values can be used to evaluate whether or not there are clear outliers.
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the total length of each possum, from head to tail,
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and the length of each possum's head.
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\Figure[A common brushtail possum of Australia is shown. It has a brown fur coat with some gray sprinkled in along with a face and ears that somewhat resemble a house cat. The possum also has a big bushy tail.]{0.5}{brushtail_possum}
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{CC~BY~2.0~license}.}}
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\label{brushtail_possum}
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%Scatterplots were introduced in Chapter~\ref{introductionToData}
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%as a graphical technique to present two numerical variables
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