A consequence of intraspecific aggression in non-human animal populations is
A) dispersal of a population of animals into new territories.
B) to enhance the probability that healthy genes in a species will be perpetuated.
C) possible increased flexibility of behavioural adaptations to new environments.
D) all of the above
E) none of the above

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Intraspecific aggression can lead to dispersal, which helps in spreading a population across new territories, ensuring the propagation of healthy genes by favoring stronger or more fit individuals, and may increase behavioral flexibility as animals adapt to new environments.

A Consequence of Intraspecific Aggression in Non-Human Animal Populations Is