Primates are identified into six different residence patterns. First there is the One-male and multi-female, this group has one “reproductive-age male” and several female, which he mates with. This society is a Polygynous, which means, “ that the one male has more than one partner”. Secondly there is the One-female and multi-male, in this society there is one “reproductive-age female” and
Primates are identified into six different residence patterns. First there is the One-male and multi-female, this group has one “reproductive-age male” and several female, which he mates with. This society is a Polygynous, which means, “ that the one male has more than one partner”. Secondly there is the One-female and multi-male, in this society there is one “reproductive-age female” and