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Bats hunt for their prey, including moths, by emitting ultrasonic squeaks and analyzing the echoes. Arctiid moths are unusual in that they emit distinctive ultrasonic noises of their own in response to the hunting squeaks of bats, thereby giving away their location to the bats. These facts support the hypothesis that the moths protect themselves somehow by revealing their whereabouts to the bats.
Which of the following, if true, provides the strongest, additional support for the hypothesis given?
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AArctiid moths produce their ultrasonic noises with a special membrane that is permanently silenced if it is physically damaged.
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BArctiid moths react to artificial bat squeaks in much the same way that they react to squeaks actually emitted by bats.
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CArctiid moths are more colorful and more strikingly patterned than are many other kinds of moth.
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DArctiid moths, like all other moths, are promptly killed if they get caught by hunting bats.
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EArctiid moths tasted very unpleasant to bats but are the same general shape and size as moths that bets like to eat.
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