The "Hardwired" or Inherited Set Response Patterns That Are Described

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Essay

The "hardwired" or inherited set response patterns that are described for a male cheetah spraying a pheromone to mark its territory,a bee performing a waggle dance,or a cricket singing to sort out mates,are
A)symbol systems.
B)inherited systems that are evolutionarily adaptive.
C)the sociobiological roots of our language system.
D)altruistic adaptations to improve the general environment.
E)languages similar to human languages in variability and learning requirements.

• A)symbol systems.
• B)inherited systems that are evolutionarily adaptive.
• C)the sociobiological roots of our language system.
• D)altruistic adaptations to improve the general environment.
• E)languages similar to human languages in variability and learning requirements.

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