Human Females Probably Involved the Ability to Live Beyond Their

Multiple Choice

Human females probably involved the ability to live beyond their reproductive years because

A) women once preferred to mate with men known to come from families with long life spans.
B) the hormones produced by the female reproductive system slow the aging process.
C) the contribution of grandmothers to child-rearing increases the survival rate of children.
D) in early human cultures, women that produced children later in life were more likely to survive to raise their children.