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itsmyluck

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The development of traits that help an individual compete for mates is referred to as ____.
 
  a. fertility fitness
  b. procreative agility
  c. sexual selection
  d. reproductive ratio

Question 2

From an evolutionary psychological perspective, why would social structures be more important for humans than for other animals?
 
  a. Humans are highly intelligent.
  b. Humans lack impressive claws or teeth.
  c. Humans are able to express emotions.
  d. Humans are able to empathize.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER:
c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER:
b



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