Although you worked in a group during the laboratory this writing assignment must be individually written. If you have any questions about this please contact your laboratory instructor prior to submitting this assignment

General Format
Name:
Lab Instructor:
Lab Section:

General Research Question: include the scenario used as the basis for these simulations (provide literature citations or other references)

Null and Alternative Hypotheses:

Results: Specific values or data points that are important relative to your hypotheses. Major patterns or trends in the data

Attach a Figure or Table (containing processed data)

While not part of the results section please provide the following additional information: Your raw data The settings you used for each experimental condition in PopG

Population size = Fitness values AA = Aa = aa = Mutation Rate A→a = a→A = Initial allele frequency = Number of generations =
What is a Results Section?
With very few exceptions, every journal requires a Results section. It cannot be combined with the Discussion section.

The purpose of a Results section is to present the key results of the experiment without interpreting their meaning. The trick is knowing what to include. The author should not include the raw data, but should summarize it with text and tables. The author should avoid writing out long lists of numbers - numbers and measurements should all be tabulated.
For example: “Regional age-dating with crater counts from ejecta blanket degradation approximated ages from regular crater counts (Table 1).” The ages for each region from both methods would then appear in Table 1.
The author should state the results of statistical analyses in this section, but should not describe every detail