For Darwin, humans and other animals differed
A) behaviorally but not physiologically.
B) both physically and mentally.
C) only in degree of functioning.
D) to a greater degree than expected.

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Darwin believed that humans and other animals differed only in the degree of their mental and physical capabilities, not in kind. He argued that the differences between humans and other animals were a matter of degree rather than fundamental differences.

For Darwin, Humans and Other Animals Differed