For Each of the Studies Below, Answer the Four Key

For each of the studies below, answer the four key questions:

Q Question type
S Study type
T Type of data
N Number of Samples or Treatments
-The black woodpecker is the second largest woodpecker species in the world and therefore it must nest in large trees. To see whether modern forestry practices (clear cutting) pose a threat to the black woodpecker, investigators studied the nest-site selection in a large forest. The investigators used radio telemetry to monitor 219 birds to see where they built nests. The investigators used the data to estimate the proportion of woodpecker nests that were in clear cut areas.