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Sandra Phelline Vizcarra
on Oct 31, 2024
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According to the theory of evolution, behaviors emerging from natural selection should be __________ in form.
A) rigidly defined
B) flexible
C) highly stereotyped
D) mechanistic
Highly Stereotyped
describes behaviors, actions, or characteristics oversimplified and generalized across a group without individual differentiation.
Mechanistic
An approach in understanding phenomena that involves breaking down complex systems into simpler parts to explain how they work.
Rigidly Defined
Described or specified with strictness and inflexibility.
- Grasp the significance of behavior flexibility in evolution and how it is favored by natural selection.
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Learning Objectives
- Grasp the significance of behavior flexibility in evolution and how it is favored by natural selection.
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