. It is not important that you completely understand every detail of the profile. It is important that you address all of the following questions: (i)What organisms did the researcher study? (ii)Where did the study take place? (iii)What was/were the main question(s) that the researcher was trying to answer? (iv)What research techniques did the researcher use? (v)What were the specific results of the study? (vi)How did the results help the researcher address his/her original question(s)? (vii)What was/were the answer(s) to the researcher’s original question(s)? Do not write your summary as a series of questions and answers. Write a composition in which you address each of the 7 points above. Rosemary Gillespie studies the evolution and biogeography of a group of spiders in Hawaii called happy-faced spiders.
