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Chapter 51, Problem 51.4CR
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To review: The genetic basis of courtship behavior in fruit flies and pair bonding in Voles.
Concept introduction: Some complex behaviors such as parental care and courtship behavior are regulated by a set of genes. The mutation in these genes can result in disruption of that behavior. This in the long term can endanger the survival of animals.
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