Isn't Meli technically making a value statement by saying "we must do what we can to protect the big horn, even if that means limiting the mountain lion population" (in laymen's terms: screw some of these mountain lions, we need to save the bighorn). Isn't that very similar to the value statement in B that states "one species' preservation is worth the loss of some individuals of another"?

Not saying B is the right answer at all but wouldn't it at least fall to the left towards the 'supported' end of the spectrum for Meli? I don't think her statements provide evidence she is totally ambivalent about B. Sorry I needed a study break lol.

I see some comments on this website from 9+ years ago. So, it consoles me a little knowing that maybe long after I'm dead someone will be able to read this.... I fucking hate these question types.

I swear 90% plus of these parallel analogy questions have been E.