The ability to learn a novel behavior through observation has been demonstrated in:
A) animals as diverse as hamsters, starlings, Caledonian crows, rats, chimpanzees, and humans.
B) humans and other primates, but not in lower animals.
C) all animal species, including insects, worms, and protozoa.
D) adult humans and adolescents, but not in children.

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The statement mentions several animal species that have demonstrated the ability to learn novel behaviors through observation, including hamsters, starlings, Caledonian crows, rats, chimpanzees, and humans.

The Ability to Learn a Novel Behavior Through Observation Has