Which of the following does not characterize most group-living situations?
A) Increased risk of disease transmission
B) Enhanced acquisition and defense of food
C) Earlier detection of predators
D) Greater conspicuousness to predators
E) Decreased competition for food and mates

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Most group-living situations are characterized by increased competition for food and mates, contrary to option E which suggests decreased competition. Living in groups can indeed lead to enhanced acquisition and defense of food, earlier detection of predators, and increased risk of disease transmission, but it typically also results in greater competition for resources, including food and mates.

Which of the Following Does Not Characterize Most Group-Living Situations