45 Familiarity alone prevents our seeing how universally and largely the minds of our domestic animals have beenmodified by domestication.
(A) The minds of our domestic animals can be largely predicted because we know them too well.
(B) Many factors enable us to find out how domestic animals have become domestic.
(C) Familiarity with our domestic animals has prevented us from domesticating other animals.
(D) We don’t see how domestic animals have been domesticated because of intimacy.