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Individual A performs to another individual a behavioral act which has a fitness consequence. Match the behavioral acts (a to e) with the correct fitness consequence (i) to (iv)

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a-(iv),; b-(iii); c(ii); d-(ii); e-(i) Correct a-(i); b(ii); c(ii); d(iii); e(iv) a-(i); b(iii); c(ii); d(ii); e(iv) a-(i); b(ii); c(iii); d(i); e(iv)

Explanation

Analysis of individual a performs to another individual a shows a-(iv),; b-(iii); c(ii); d-(ii); e-(i) represents established outcome. functional assays supports option A, whereas distractors confuse substrate or regulatory direction and fail to reproduce observed results.

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