Suppose you take 100 tame foxes and socialize 50 of them by keeping them in close contact with humans and training them. The other 50 are simply kept in cages; they are provided with everything they need but not socialized. You now let these two groups of foxes reproduce (within each group of 50) and you raise all of the resulting fox offspring in the same way. Do you predict that the tameness differs between the two groups of offspring? Explain why or why not. .

1. Suppose you take 100 tame foxes and socialize 50 of them by keeping them in close contact with
humans and training them. The other 50 are simply kept in cages; they are provided with
everything they need but not socialized. You now let these two groups of foxes reproduce
(within each group of 50) and you raise all of the resulting fox offspring in the same way. Do
you predict that the tameness differs between the two groups of offspring? Explain why or why
not.