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Which of the following is not typical of multi-male polygyny?
 
  a. multi-male groups
  b. intense competition for estrus females
  c. a dominance hierarchy
  d. small canine size

Question 2

How do primate polygynandrous groups differ from those of other creatures such as geese?
 
  a. primate polygynandrous groups tend to be smaller
  b. primate polygynandrous groups don't last as long
  c. primate polygynandrous groups are more complex
  d. primate polygynandrous groups only consist of males



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Answer to Question 1

Answer d

Answer to Question 2

Answer c



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