Primate parenting differs from parenting of other mammals in a number of different ways. For example, primate mothers care for thier offspring that few others seem to. Since they give birth to fewer offspring at a more spread out rate, they care very much about their young. They take the time to provide for, protect, and teach their young in order for them to live the best life possible.
There are 6 different types of residence patterns exhibited by primates. The first is one male, multi female, also called polygenuous, which means one male fathers the offspring of many female's young. The next is one female, multi male, called polyandrous, which occurs when one female produces immature offspring by many males. The third pattern is multimale
There are 6 different types of residence patterns exhibited by primates. The first is one male, multi female, also called polygenuous, which means one male fathers the offspring of many female's young. The next is one female, multi male, called polyandrous, which occurs when one female produces immature offspring by many males. The third pattern is multimale