
Exemplary Evidence: Scientists and their Data
Jessica Fries-Gaither, illustrated by Linda Olliver
This book examines how scientists use data to investigate questions about the world, from vision to the bottom of the ocean. It describes methods including measuring, note-taking, and sketching, and features short biographies of nine scientists. Four steps show how data can be used to pursue answers to questions. The book focuses on evidence gathering and on the role of recorded observations in scientific work.
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