35. If Lamarck’s theory was correct, and a population of wild horses were domesticated and trained for racing, consistently running at high speeds, their offspring would be expected to:

  • Be born with stronger, more efficient running muscles.
  • Develop stronger muscles only with similar training.
  • Show a decrease in intelligence due to focus on physical activity.
  • Exhibit no inherent changes in physical prowess related to parental training.
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