According to David Buss (1989), if gender differences in mating preferences are similar across cultures, then evidence exists for which of the following?
A)Cultural specific mating strategies
B)Environmental specific mating strategies
C)Biologically based mating strategies
D)Culturally mediated mating strategies

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David Buss's cross-cultural studies on mating preferences suggest that if gender differences in these preferences are consistent across different cultures, it indicates the presence of biologically based mating strategies. This is because such consistency implies that these preferences are not solely determined by cultural or environmental factors but have a biological foundation that influences them across diverse human societies.

According to David Buss (1989), If Gender Differences in Mating