One Striking Difference Between the Social Behavior Found in Common

question 22

Multiple Choice

One striking difference between the social behavior found in common chimpanzees, Pan troglodytes, and in bonobo chimpanzees, Pan paniscus, is that of

• A) foraging strategies
• B) dominance relationships
• C) sexual relationships
• D) fertility signals from females

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