All of the Following Are Lessons That Emerge from the Orangutan

Multiple Choice

All of the following are lessons that emerge from the orangutan study except:

A) the concept of biological stress cannot be applied equally across species.
B) reproductive strategies can be flexible.
C) orangutans have no forms of aggression within their communities.
D) primate behavior is serious and has social consequences that may not be anticipated.
E) one must be cautious in comparing behaviors across species.