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Which of the following would NOT be an example of a biological market?

a. a monkey is choosing which fruit tree to visit based on the quality of the fruit

b. two male birds compete over a female by offering food to her

c. two people play the prisoner's dilemma game 20 times

d. a bee decides not to revisit a particular plant because it never provides nectar

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