A Nautilus Differs from a Snail Because

question 29

Multiple Choice

A Nautilus differs from a snail because

• A) the snail body occupies the whole shell and the Nautilus mainly lives in the last chamber.
• B) the Nautilus is the last representative of a once flourishing group while snails belong to a most abundant modern group.
• C) the Nautilus generates gas in the chambers for buoyancy during swimming and a snail does not.
• D) All of the choices are differences
• E) None of the choices are correct

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Definitions:

Imitation

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Learning that occurs by observing the behavior of others and the consequences of that behavior, without experiencing the reinforcement directly.

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