In Rats,boxing (Rearing Up and Pushing with the Forepaws)is Usually

question 47

Multiple Choice

In rats,boxing (rearing up and pushing with the forepaws) is usually a sign of

• A) sexual motivation.
• B) aggression.
• C) predation.
• D) defense against conspecific attack.
• E) a lack of sexual motivation in alpha males.

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