Learning in animal behaviour
A) is any permanent change in an individual's behaviour that depends on experience.
B) is advantageous to the development of an animal, as it can change according to circumstances.
C) provides the potential to change behaviour.
D) is demonstrated by changing behaviour during life.
E) All of the answers are correct.

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All the choices accurately describe aspects of learning in animal behavior. Learning involves a permanent change in behavior based on experience (A), is beneficial because it allows animals to adapt to changing environments (B), offers the capacity to modify behavior (C), and is evidenced by observable changes in behavior over an individual's lifetime (D).

Learning in Animal Behaviour