Question

consider the following claim about how a male túngara frog can increase his reproductive success: making complex calls increases the chances that the male will mate with more females. which of the following observations best supports the claim? males mate with females that have traveled to the males ponds. complex calls are more attractive to females than simple calls. males make complex calls more often when they are at ponds than when they are away from ponds.

Explanation:

The claim is that complex calls increase male mating success. If complex calls are more attractive to females than simple calls, it directly supports the idea that making complex calls will increase the chances of mating with more females. The other options do not directly relate the complexity of calls to increased mating success.

Answer:

Complex calls are more attractive to females than simple calls.