The replication illustrated here is termed
a. dominant.
b. recessive.
c. semiconservative.
d. conservative.
e. hemiconservative.
c
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A. the history of psychology and how it evolved from earlier attempts to understand the mind. B. how behaviors function as adaptive modules in humans. C. how people adapt to novel challenges in their personal life. D. how exposure to evolutionary theory affects the social development of religious and nonreligious students. E. how human ability to perceive their environment varies between cultures.
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