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About 96 percent of Scandinavian moths have ears tuned to the ultrasonic pulses that bats, their predators, emit. But the remaining 4 percent do not have ears and are deaf. However, they have a larger wingspan than the hearing moths, and also have higher wing-loadings - the ratio between a wing's area and its weight meaning higher manoeuvrability. Which one of the following can be best inferred from the above passage?
(a)A higher proportion of deaf moths than hearing
moths fall prey to bats.
moths fall prey to bats.
(b)Deaf moths may try to avoid bats by frequent
changes in their flight direction.
changes in their flight direction.
(c)Deaf moths are faster than hearing moths and
so are less prone to becoming a bat's dinner
than hearing moths.
so are less prone to becoming a bat's dinner
than hearing moths.
(d)The large wingspan enables deaf moths to
better receive and sense the pulses of their bat
predators.
better receive and sense the pulses of their bat
predators.

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