Some of the features that make primate parenting different from other mammals include the way that parents treat offer a learning environment in which their main emphasis includes social context rather than general education like most mammals do. Most of these features are directly inherited from parent to offspring and as a result a social relationship within each other is formed.
The social groups that exist in primate groups include: single females and their offspring, polyandrous family groups, males with several females and multimales with multifemales. One could argue that the more primates a group include the more abundant food and reproduction will be. This is because one cannot compare the efficiency of life quality that a single
The social groups that exist in primate groups include: single females and their offspring, polyandrous family groups, males with several females and multimales with multifemales. One could argue that the more primates a group include the more abundant food and reproduction will be. This is because one cannot compare the efficiency of life quality that a single