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| Characteristics | Rover | Sitter |
| Foraging behavior | Switches feeding area frequently | Tends to feed in one area |
| Genotype | FF or Ff | ff |
| PKG (enzyme) level | Higher | Lower |
| Speed of learning olfactory cues | Faster | Slower |
| Long-term memory for olfactory cues | Shorter | Longer |
According to the above table, the foraging characteristic that would benefit an animal most in a stable ecology would be?
a. A baby garter snake captures and eats a slug.
b. A sitter because it would have more trouble adapting to a changing environment.
c. A forager because it has the ability to adapt quickly.
d. Both the sitter and the forager are equally adept in a stable ecosystem.
e. All of these would benefit an animal the most.
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