Exam 6: Primate Mating Systems
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Direct male-male competition is most intense in
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In gelada baboon social units, "follower" males
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How can dominance status affect female reproductive success? Illustrate your answer with specific primate examples.
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Large body sizes that require more energy and weaponry that can cause severe injury demonstrate that
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The reproductive success of primate females is constrained mainly by
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Recent studies indicate that high-ranking male primates have
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Male primates commit infanticide in one-male, multifemale groups because
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If animal A outranks animals B and C, and B outranks C, then the dominance relationships are
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Because primates are mammals, what can you predict about their reproductive strategy?
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Through genetic testing and behavioral research, researchers have shown that
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The majority of primate species are not pair-bonded. Therefore, we can predict that
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For most primates reproductive success of a primate female depends largely on
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The single factor that can compensate for low rank and its corresponding decrease in reproductive success is
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As an evolutionary biologist, how would you explain the relationship between animal behavior and strategy, cost, and benefit to a layperson? Make sure to define what you mean by "strategy."
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