Before the evolution of complex nervous systems, animals with very simple nervous systems, such as the nerve nets of cnidarians, could engage in the following behaviors EXCEPT:

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Finding a mate requires more complex behaviors and nervous system capabilities than those provided by simple nerve nets, which are more suited to basic survival functions such as obtaining food, choosing habitats, responding to environmental cues, and basic bodily regulation.

Before the Evolution of Complex Nervous Systems, Animals with Very