What Key Feature of Chimpanzee Tool Use Have Anthropologists Identified

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Multiple Choice

What key feature of chimpanzee tool use have anthropologists identified?

• A) Although chimpanzees are intelligent, their ability to use tools is so advanced that it is assumed that a large part of that ability is genetic.
• B) Chimpanzees, being very intelligent, learn to modify and use tools in the wild, but active teaching of the young by adults seems to be only found in humans; chimpanzees do not do this.
• C) Even though chimpanzees independently learn to use tools across Africa, the exact kind of tool and its use almost never varies from place to place; all chimpanzee groups have the same three or four tools.
• D) Chimpanzees are highly intelligent; mothers have been seen teaching their young to use tools; which tools are used and for what purposes varies from location to location.

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