Question

question 6 of 10
how are group behaviors different from individual behaviors?
a. group behaviors increase the chances of the group surviving, but individual organisms do not benefit.
b. group behaviors are always less beneficial than individual behaviors.
c. group behaviors are seen only in complex organisms, while individual behaviors are seen only in simple organisms.
d. only group behaviors involve multiple organisms cooperating for mutual benefit.

Explanation:

Group behavior requires multiple organisms working together for shared gain. Option A is wrong as individuals can also benefit. Option B is incorrect as group behaviors can be more beneficial. Option C is false as both can occur in various organisms. Only D correctly differentiates by highlighting cooperation for mutual benefit in group behavior.

Answer:

D. Only group behaviors involve multiple organisms cooperating for mutual benefit.