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The stimulus can be diagrammed as follows:

If someone is seriously interested in the biological sciences and does not have a special love for animals, then they are not a prominent veterinarian.

Some people with a devoted interest in biology chose their profession primarily because of love for animals.

This could be true. The stimulus does not provide any information that compares how much veterinarians love these two things.

This could be true. We do know that some veterinarians love animals and are interested in biology; it could be true that this is the case for most veterinarians.

This must be false. We know that if someone doesn’t love animals and is intensely interested in biology, then they are not a prominent veterinarian.

This could be true. We know that most veterinarians as a whole chose their profession primarily because they love animals, but we don’t know the quantity of veterinarians at university research centers who did so.

This could be true. The stimulus does not talk about what anyone considers the most important quality for success in their profession.

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