The Key to Different Mating and Parenting Patterns in Voles

question 55

Multiple Choice

 The key to different mating and parenting patterns in voles (large rodents) is

• A) different levels of vasopressin and oxytocin.
• B) different levels of progesterone.
• C) differences in the mountain and prairie niches.
• D) differences in patterns of predation.

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Definitions:

Masculine and Feminine Side

Refers to the traditional qualities or attributes thought to be characteristic of men (masculine) and women (feminine), including behavioral, cultural, or psychological traits.

Agricultural Tribes

Indigenous groups whose economy and culture were heavily centered around farming and cultivation practices.

Sexual Division of Labor

The allocation of work tasks between genders, often based on societal or cultural norms regarding appropriate roles for men and women.