The Chaco experiment, conducted by Judge, Hitchcock, and Ebert, showed that survey samples are:
A) very good at recording the general character of a region.
B) not very good at finding the unique or rare sites of a region.
C) very good at recording the general character of a region and not very good at finding the unique or rare sites of a region.
D) very good at finding both the sites that represent the general character of a region, as well as the unique or rare sites.

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The Chaco experiment demonstrated that survey samples are effective at capturing the overall character of a region but are less successful at identifying unique or rare sites within that region.

The Chaco Experiment, Conducted by Judge, Hitchcock, and Ebert, Showed