When we say that non-human animal behavior is stereotyped, we mean that the behavior
A) has a species-specific unvarying form.
B) is highly similar to that displayed by humans.
C) is highly varied from one sexual encounter to the next.
D) is very different from species to species.

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Stereotyped behavior in non-human animals refers to behaviors that have a species-specific unvarying form, meaning that they are consistent and predictable within a species.

When We Say That Non-Human Animal Behavior Is Stereotyped, We