Behavioral changes in animals are strongly correlated to: A. the process of natural selection B. increasing...

Behavioral changes in animals are strongly correlated to:

	A. the process of natural selection
	B. increasing interaction with humans
	C. changing conditions in their habitat
	D. the fact that animals are opportunistic hunters

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