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07 Apr 2016, 04:16
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Contrary to popular belief, bats are not blind, and in fact are among the most sensory animals on the planet;
they use sonar to locate prey, and their ability to communicate adially at wide range of frequencies assists them
in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from that of others.
(A) assists them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from that of others.
(B) assist them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from that of others.
(C) assists them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from those of others.
(D) assists their mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from those of others.
(E) assists them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from others.
they use sonar to locate prey, and their ability to communicate adially at wide range of frequencies assists them
in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from that of others.
(A) assists them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from that of others.
(B) assist them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from that of others.
(C) assists them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from those of others.
(D) assists their mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from those of others.
(E) assists them in mating, helping them to distinguish their own species from others.
14 Sep 2016, 07:42
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I take back my criticism of the question. With Ron's help, I think I get it now.
It's about a subtle difference between something you possess and something "you are" (part of).
Here a fly would sense say fly A and fly B and would determine if A is my species(type)/B is my species (type).
I don't possess species (unlike shoes/emotions) . I belong to my species.
distinguishing their own shoes from the shoes of others.
distinguishing their own kind/species from other kinds/species.
It's about a subtle difference between something you possess and something "you are" (part of).
Here a fly would sense say fly A and fly B and would determine if A is my species(type)/B is my species (type).
I don't possess species (unlike shoes/emotions) . I belong to my species.
distinguishing their own shoes from the shoes of others.
distinguishing their own kind/species from other kinds/species.
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07 Apr 2016, 04:35
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Copy of OG Q--
https://gmatclub.com/forum/hydrocarbons-with-which-fruit-flies-perfume-themselves-in-65563.html
