Any deep-sea cephalopod that inhabits the abyssal zone relies on bioluminescence for camouflage. Most deep-sea cephalopods that rely on bioluminescence for camouflage have specialized photophore organs. However, no deep-sea cephalopod with specialized photophore organs is a filter feeder. Yet, it is documented that some deep-sea cephalopods that inhabit the abyssal zone are filter feeders.
Which one of the following statements must be true on the basis of the information above?
- Some deep-sea cephalopods that rely on bioluminescence for camouflage do not have specialized photophore organs.Cevap
- BMost deep-sea cephalopods that inhabit the abyssal zone have specialized photophore organs.
- CAny deep-sea cephalopod that does not have specialized photophore organs is a filter feeder.
- DMost deep-sea cephalopods with specialized photophore organs rely on bioluminescence for camouflage.
- EFilter-feeding deep-sea cephalopods generally inhabit ocean zones other than the abyssal zone.
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The correct statement is that some deep-sea cephalopods that rely on bioluminescence for camouflage do not have specialized photophore organs.
The stimulus establishes that some abyssal zone cephalopods are filter feeders. Because all abyssal zone cephalopods rely on bioluminescence, it must be true that some filter feeders rely on bioluminescence. We are also told that no cephalopod with specialized photophore organs is a filter feeder, meaning that all filter feeders lack these organs. Therefore, the specific filter feeders that rely on bioluminescence cannot have specialized photophore organs, mathematically guaranteeing that some cephalopods relying on bioluminescence lack these organs.
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