Seahorses show a reversal of the usual sex roles; male seahorses invest more time and energy into offspring than female seahorses do. What would an evolutionary psychologist be MOST likely to say about this?
a. The females are nonetheless probably still more interested in long-term, monogamous relationships than the males.
b. The females are nonetheless probably still more interested in having offspring than the males.
c. The males are probably even more interested (than males of other species) in finding a female mate who is physically attractive.
d. The males are probably less interested (than the males of other species) in having multiple sex partners.
Answer: D