Question ID:PT61 S2 Q2 Passage:Since there is no survival value in an animal's having an organ that is able to function when all its other organs have broken down to such a degree that the animal dies, it is a result of the efficiency of natural selection that no organ is likely to evolve in such a way that it greatly outlasts the body's other organs. Stem:Of the following, which one illustrates a principle that is most similar to the principle illustrated by the passage? Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:A store in a lower-income neighborhood finds that it is unable to sell its higher-priced goods and so stocks them only when ordered by a customer. Choice B:The body of an animal with a deficient organ is often able to compensate for that deficiency when other organs perform the task the deficient one normally performs. Choice C:One car model produced by an automobile manufacturer has a life expectancy that is so much longer than its other models that its great popularity requires the manufacturer to stop producing some of the other models. Choice D:Athletes occasionally overdevelop some parts of their bodies to such a great extent that other parts of their bodies are more prone to injury as a result. Choice E:Automotive engineers find that it is not cost-effective to manufacture a given automobile part of such high quality that it outlasts all other parts of the automobile, as doing so would not raise the overall quality of the automobile.