English Language · Para Jumbles

Sentences of a paragraph are given below in jumbled order. Arrange the sentences in the correct order to form a meaningful and coherent paragraph. A. Some animal societies hold together because their members recognise and remember one another when they interact. B. Ants, however, operate differently by forming what the ecologist Mark Moffett calls 'anonymous societies' in which individuals from the same species or group can be expected to accept and cooperate with each other even when they have never met before. C. What these societies depend on, Moffett writes, are 'shared cues recognised by all its members'. D. Relying on memory and experience in this way in effect, trusting only friends - limits the size of groups to their members' capacity to sustain personal relationships with one another.