The systematic hunting and killing of other members of the same species is found in
A) all mammals.
B) animals that live socially, like dogs and humans.
C) humans only.
D) humans and chimpanzees.

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The systematic hunting and killing of other members of the same species is found in humans and chimpanzees. While social animals like dogs may display aggression towards members of their own species, it is not typically systematic hunting and killing. Therefore, option A and B are incorrect. The statement "humans only" is incorrect as chimpanzees also exhibit this behavior.

The Systematic Hunting and Killing of Other Members of the Same