How can a seemingly valuable behavior evolve
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Updated on: 04/11/2017 02:33 AM Due on: 04/11/2017
1. How can a seemingly valuable behavior evolve in one species but not in another? For example, primates can vomit but rodents cannot. Mention genes and natural selection in your answer.
2. How can a seemingly valuable behavior evolve in one species but not in another? For example, primates can vomit but rodents cannot. Mention genes and natural selection in your answer.
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