All Animals Have the Capacity to Sense and Respond to Their

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Multiple Choice

All animals have the capacity to sense and respond to their environment; humans, for example,

• A) can see better than any other animal.
• B) can hear better than any other animal.
• C) have a better sense of smell than any other animal.
• D) while not the fastest or strongest animal, have a set of sensory adaptations that are entirely compatible with human biology and environment.

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Majority Rule

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Adverse Selection

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