Chapter 7, Problem 2ER

Summary Introduction

To discuss: The three primate species are bonobos, which live in the multi male groups, owl monkeys’ lives in the one female groups, and howler monkeys live in the one male groups. In this three types determine the groups which are sexually dimorphic in nature and which are not dimorphic.

Introduction:

The dissimilarity of morphological features is present in the current primate’s order where nonhuman primate species show significant diversity in social association. The multiple primate species engage in various primary patterns of residences which influence the number of sexes present in the group. In the social associations the females and males have variant reproductive approaches which are accompanied with morphological and developmental disparities. The primates also engage with collaboration, communication and racial traits.