Early infant sensory capacities include:
A) some hearing, taste, smell, and visual abilities.
B) acute vision but limited hearing.
C) a well-developed sense of smell but limited ability to differentiate between tastes.
D) well-developed hearing, a sense of smell, and acute visual abilities.
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