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Twins-Comparing Behaviors: Instinct v. Learned Behavior

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This lesson engages students in a discussion about learned vs. instinctive behaviors.

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Material Type:: Lesson; Lesson Plan
Author:: Utah Lesson Plans
Date Added:: 05/04/2022

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