Multiple Choice
Why has environmental context likely influenced the sensory abilities of separate species?
A) Sensory adaptation is limited to species with larger brains, such as Hadrocodium.
B) Sensory receptors are not generally specialized.
C) Sensory abilities tend to respond to the most relevant environmental stimuli to prevent sensory overload.
D) Environmental context has not typically influenced the sensory abilities of species.
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