Some scientists studied the behaviors of male bowerbirds in two different areas. The table shows the scientist’s observations. A student evaluates these observations and makes this claim: To be more reproductively successful, male bowerbirds do not need to be more intelligent. Based on the data table, what two evidence statements best refute the students' claim?

A
Males in Area 1 have an average ability to solve problems and an average number of 12 females visit their bowers.
B
Males in Area 2 have less vigorous and slower mating dance movements and an average number of 20 females visit their bowers.
C
Males in Area 2 have a higher than average ability to solve problems and an average number of 20 females visit their bowers.
D
Males in Area 1 copy many bird songs from other bird species and an average number of 12 females visit their bowers.