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sam.t96

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Which of the following techniques for studying primates represents a compromise between a controlled study and a study in the wild?
 
  a. captive studies
  b. semi-free-ranging studies
  c. field studies
  d. there is no such technique

Question 2

Captive studies __________.
 
  a. involve very large enclosures or even small islands
  b. are conducted in the habitat in which the species evolved
  c. allow for behavioral experiments to be conducted
  d. are extremely unethical and illegal



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Answer to Question 1

Correct Answer: b

Answer to Question 2

Correct Answer: c



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