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Re: A dog hears higher pitches than a human hears; a cat has a [#permalink]
yup, agree with B. and A is too stong.
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Re: A dog hears higher pitches than a human hears; a cat has a [#permalink]
Yes, B seems to be the logical choice. I would have preferred a toned down version of A.

My only problem with B, is that the sensory capacities are different. That is too much of a generalization, but given the choices, B fits better than A does.



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