Proximate Explanation for Honeybee Behavior
Honeybees perform a specific dance to warn other members of the hive about a nearby predator. This warning dance is different from the waggle dance used to communicate the location of food. Which of the following is the most likely proximate explanation for this warning behavior?
A
Mimicry of behaviors observed in other species
B
Genetic mutation in response to environmental stress
C
Release of alarm pheromones triggering neural circuits
D
Conscious decision-making based on past experiences
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