I really struggled with question 3, got it right for different reason and wanted your opinion. I thought the conclusion was that the groups of turtles were distinct ie lived and bred separately. I thought that answer D showed that these turtles are potential a genetic match with both groups signifying both groups mating and therefore weakening the idea of them being distinct and seperate in terms of breeding. Does this logic still work or did I get lucky?

@bellas32110 my worst

@LoganSpina did the same thing and eliminated everything but E as a result

@DouglasSmith I found the conditional statement to be complex reasoning sufficient for changes in behaviour. Ie changes in behaviour are necessary for complex reasoning. And that makes the most sense with our answer which is "if complex reasoning (sufficient) then behaviour changes possible (necessary)".

@Kevin_Lin Yes please

7 answer A is also wrong because simultaneously suggests that Pluto could be considered a true planet AFTER it was ejected because it would no longer be a moon. Simultaneously doesn't say anything about classification once the state of being a moon ends because of ejection.