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During the courtship of the common tern, the male presents afish to another tern. Account for this behavior and discuss whycourtship in general may benecesaryfor reproduction.

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biology

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  1. Courtship is only for sexual identification
  2. Courtship is a behavior exclusive to the common tern and not observed in other species.
  3. Courtship is a ritual that determines the healthiest environment for raising offspring.
  4. Courtship serves as a means of communication, sexual identification, species identification, and in some cases, a necessary condition for egg production.
  5. Courtship is a method used by the common tern to establish territory rather than attract a mate.
  6. Courtship serves no purpose in animal behavior
  7. Courtship is purely a competitive display to deter other potential mates.
  8. Courtship is only necessary for egg production
  9. Courtship behavior is a learned behavior from observing other species and not innate.
  10. Courtship is only necessary to stimulate physical development in the adult terns.

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