Question ID:PT72 S3 Q8 Passage:A study of guppy fish shows that a male guppy will alter its courting patterns in response to feedback from a female guppy. Males with more orange on one side than the other were free to vary which side they showed to a female. Females were drawn to those males with more orange showing, and males tended to show the females their more orange side when courting.  Stem:Which one of the following, if true, provides the most support for the argument? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:When a model of a female guppy was substituted for the female guppy, male guppies still courted, but were not more likely to show their side with more orange. Choice B:In many other species females show a preference for symmetry of coloring rather than quantity of coloring. Choice C:No studies have been done on whether male guppies with more orange coloring father more offspring than those with less orange coloring. Choice D:Female guppies have little if any orange coloring on their sides. Choice E:The male and female guppies were kept in separate tanks so they could see each other but not otherwise directly interact.