What Do We Learn from Comparing the Degree of Sexual

question 13

Multiple Choice

What do we learn from comparing the degree of sexual dimorphism among humans to that of other species?

• A) The human species is not sexually dimorphic.
• B) Men and women are far more similar than they are different.
• C) Men and women exhibit a moderate degree of sexual dimorphism.
• D) The human species is highly sexually dimorphic.

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