Ethologists and Psychologists Would Likely Find Common Ground in the Assumption

Multiple Choice

Ethologists and psychologists would likely find common ground in the assumption that

A) evolutionary forces become less important as we move from simple, one-celled animals to invertebrates to vertebrates.
B) learning capacity places limits on the extent to which a species can evolve.
C) evolution is functional learning because it is the only way behavior can be transmitted from one generation to the next.
D) learning is capable of modifying and enhancing inherited behaviors and predispositions.