A Set of Full-Sibling Juvenile Wolf Spiders Was Divided into Two

A set of full-sibling juvenile wolf spiders was divided into two groups. One set was reared in low-temperature conditions, while the other set was reared in high-temperature conditions until they were adults. As adults, each individual was exposed to a predator at a moderate temperature and the groups exhibited very different escape behavior-those reared in low-temperature conditions fled sooner than those reared in high-temperature conditions. Which of the following can be concluded from these data?

A) Antipredator behavior exhibits a gene-environment interaction.
B) Antipredator behavior is heritable.
C) Antipredator behavior changes over time.
D) There is an environmental influence on antipredator behavior.
E) Genes and the environment affect antipredator behavior.