A male stickleback fish becomes aggressively territorial when exposed to a stimulus such as ____________
A) A male stickleback with a red underbelly swims by
B) A cigar-shaped object with a red dot on the underside moves by
C) A male stickleback with its underbelly covered swims by
D) Both a and a
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