According to Bolles' analysis of SSDRs, two easily learned avoidance responses would be
A) attacking the warning signal or freezing.
B) freezing or jumping a hurdle to get away from the warning signal.
C) jumping a hurdle to get away from the warning signal or attacking it.
D) jumping a hurdle to get away from the warning signal or emitting a vocalization.

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Bolles' analysis of species-specific defense reactions (SSDRs) suggests that animals have evolved certain innate responses to threats that can be easily learned. Freezing or jumping a hurdle to escape a warning signal are examples of such responses, as they are instinctive ways animals might react to danger.

According to Bolles' Analysis of SSDRs, Two Easily Learned Avoidance