All Graylag Geese Exhibit a Behavioral Pattern Known as "Egg

Multiple Choice

All graylag geese exhibit a behavioral pattern known as "egg rolling." If an egg is displaced, they will use their neck and beak to roll the egg back into the nest. In all members of the species, this behavior is performed perfectly the first time without any prior experience. Additionally, if an egg is removed while a goose is egg rolling, the goose will still complete the behavioral pattern. Based on this information, egg rolling

A) must be a learned behavior.
B) is imprinted on newly hatched goslings.
C) is a fixed-action pattern.
D) is an example of associative learning.
E) is a classical conditioned behavior.