SSDRs are
A) innate and functional, and can vary between members of the same species.
B) innate and functional, and do not vary between members of the same species.
C) learned and functional, and do not vary between members of the same species.
D) learned and functional, and can vary between members of the same species.

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SSDRs, or Species-Specific Defense Reactions, are innate and functional behaviors that can vary between members of the same species. These are pre-programmed responses to threats that are observed across individuals within a species, although the exact expression of these behaviors can differ among individuals, reflecting variability in the genetic and environmental factors influencing these responses.

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