The Size and Composition of Primate Social Groups Are a Compromise

question 16

Multiple Choice

The size and composition of primate social groups are a compromise between

• A) competition for mates and competition for food.
• B) body size and home range size.
• C) costs and benefits of sociality.
• D) competition for food and benefits of sociality.

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