Multiple Choice
Nonaggressive intergroup encounters, such as those observed in capuchin monkeys:
A) Indicate the absence of competition between males from different groups
B) Never occur; intergroup encounters are always aggressive
C) Provide opportunities for subordinate males to test their future prospects should they transfer into neighboring groups
D) Reflect the absence of hierarchical relationships among males in those species in which such encounters occur
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Q1: Dispersal by males:<br>A) Sometimes results in male
Q3: Explain two difficulties with using male mating
Q4: High population densities:<br>A) Are associated with female
Q5: List three factors that can affect levels
Q6: Male chimpanzees:<br>A) Share access to ovulating females
Q7: Demographic conditions can explain why different males
Q8: Explain why in some primates, males initiate
Q9: Explain why secondary dispersal is more common
Q10: Low population densities can:<br>A) Limit dispersal opportunities<br>B)
Q11: Compare the social strategies of a male