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cdr_15

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Humans react today in ways that helped our ancestors survive and reproduce millions of years ago because of a process called
 
  survival of the fittest.
  selective adaptation.
  guided participation.
  operant conditioning.

Question 2

According to evolutionary theory, two long-standing biological drives in every species are:
 
  survival and reproduction.
  competition and cooperation.
  leisure and enjoyment.
  accommodation and assimilation.



mceravolo

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Answer to Question 1

selective adaptation.

Answer to Question 2

survival and reproduction.



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