Petrunkevitch uses deductive reasoning to draw a conclusion about a mother digger wasp's behavior. He begins by assuming that the ability of a creature to change its behavior is a form of intelligence. He provides an example of the dig- ger wasp changing her behavior: If she finds that a tarantula is of the wrong species, she will not attack it. What conclusion does he draw? A. that the wasp behaves entirely on instinct B. that the wasp behaves in an intelligent way C. that the wasp cannot change her behavior in any other ways D. that the wasp feels sorry for tarantulas and does not want to kill them