A nonhuman animal experiment meets the condition of necessity when
A) the original owners of the animals provide their informed consent for the study to begin.
B) the research can significantly advance our understanding of behavior or mental processes.
C) equal number of male and female nonhuman animals can be obtained for scientific testing.
D) human volunteers are not available and the only option is for experimentation on nonhuman animals.

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The condition of necessity in animal research is met when the research has the potential to significantly advance scientific understanding, justifying the use of animals.

A Nonhuman Animal Experiment Meets the Condition of Necessity When