Instinctive or characteristic ways of behaving that are particular to a certain species is referred to as species-__________ behavior.
A) atypical
B) specific
C) typical
D) delimited

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Species-typical behavior refers to behaviors that are innate and characteristic of a particular species. These behaviors may include things like courtship displays, migration patterns, and territorial behavior. Option A is incorrect because atypical behavior is the opposite of species-typical behavior, and option B is incorrect because all species have specific behaviors, but not all behaviors are specific to just one species. Option D, delimited, refers to something being defined or limited, but doesn't necessarily relate to behavior in this context.

Instinctive or Characteristic Ways of Behaving That Are Particular to a Certain