Seahorses change color and swim together in predetermined ways before maing. These behaviors are called (A) asexual reproduction. (B) sexual reproduction (C) courtship rituals (D) budding

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Seahorses change color and swim together in predetermined ways before maing. These behaviors are called

(A) asexual reproduction.
(B) sexual reproduction
(C) courtship rituals
(D) budding

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It would be courtship rituals because it is before mating.

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I'm guessing maing is mating but the answer is C. courtship rituals

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