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Females tend to place more emphasis on potential mates' economic resources than do males. What would an evolutionary psychologist suggest is the main reason for this preference among modern females?

▸ Ancestral females with this preference got a larger territory.

▸ Ancestral females with this preference could acquire more food.

▸ Ancestral females with this preference had more mates.

▸ Ancestral females with this preference had more offspring.

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