Question

when the staff at the santa ana zoo arrived at work early one morning in july 2018, they discovered an unusual - and very concerning - sight. several animals were freely roaming the zoo grounds, outside of their normal areas. an intruder had used bolt cutters to open enclosures and release a group of capuchin monkeys and ring - tailed lemurs. the staff accounted for all but one of the animals - isaac, the oldest ring - tailed lemur in north america. ring - tailed lemurs typically live about 20 to 25 years; isaac was 32 at the time. which of the following highlighted words are considered zoological jargon? \discovered\, \concerning\,
oaming\ \staff\, \animals\,
orth america\ \enclosures\, \capuchin monkeys\,
ing - tailed lemurs\

Explanation:

These terms are specific to zoology. "Enclosures" are habitats in zoos, and "capuchin monkeys" and "ring - tailed lemurs" are specific animal species studied in zoology. The other word sets are more general language terms.

Answer:

C. "enclosures", "capuchin monkeys", "ring - tailed lemurs"