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The author concludes that every mother bat is able to recognize the call of her pup. As evidence, the author states that a bat’s calls are the only means of finding one another, and that a bat pup cannot distinguish calls between adult bats.

The author concludes that a mother bat must be able to recognize the call of her pup by eliminating the possibility of a bat pup recognizing the call of a mother bat.

The author does not provide facts about representative members of a group. While the author’s conclusion is a general conclusion applying to all mother bats, the author’s premises do not include facts about a specific set of mother bats.

The alternative explanation the author excludes is the possibility of a bat pup recognizing its mother’s call. Since this is not a possibility, the author concludes that the other possibility of a mother bat recognizing its pup’s call is a valid explanation.

The author does not describe how mother bats are able to recognize a pup’s call. Rather, the author states this phenomenon as a matter of fact.

The author only addresses and comes to a conclusion about one group of animals. The author does not make comparisons between bats and any other animal.

The author does not provide a particular case that illustrates the conclusion. Rather, the author’s argument is stated generally and theoretically.

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