The sending of, reception of, and response to signals constitute animal
A) cost-benefit analysis.
B) communication.
C) problem solving.
D) associative learning.

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The sending of signals (such as vocalization, body language, or chemical signals), the reception of those signals by another individual, and the response to those signals all represent forms of communication between animals. This communication can serve a variety of purposes, including conveying information about food, mating opportunities, or potential threats.

The Sending Of, Reception Of, and Response to Signals Constitute