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How did newborn coastal garter snakes and newborn inland garter snakes exposed to banana slug chemicals respond, respectively?

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The coastal snakes responded by avoiding the stimuli, while the inland snakes tongue-flicked.

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The coastal snakes responded by feeding, while the inland snakes did not feed.

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The coastal snakes responded by attacking, while the inland snakes fled.

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The coastal snakes responded by tongue-flicking, while the inland snakes did not tongue-flick.

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