Multiple Choice
A population of sparrows is relocated from its native location at 50 meters above sea level to a new location 1500 meters above sea level. After a few weeks, the sparrows have acclimated to their new, lower oxygen environment. Would you expect the babies born after this time to go through their own acclimation period?
A) No, because the changes induced by their parents' acclimation will be passed on to them.
B) No, because the babies are born at 1500 meters, it is their native habitat and they will not need to acclimate.
C) Yes, because the changes induced by their parents' acclimation will be not passed on to them.
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