Multiple Choice
The comparative approach identifies correlations between traits and ecological variables. This means that
A) differences in behavior between two related species may be due to natural selection.
B) the correlations identified in one comparative study become more convincing if they later allow behavior to be predicted in a previously unstudied group.
C) traits of related species are compared in different ecological settings.
D) all of the above.
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