Bonobo Troops Typically Have How Many Individuals

question 6

Multiple Choice

Bonobo troops typically have how many individuals:

• A) 10-20
• B) 20-40
• C) 40-60
• D) 50-120

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An issue or situation that causes a significant amount of mental or emotional strain, often leading to adverse effects on one’s health and well-being.

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The inclination to assume the worst case scenario or believe that negative events are much worse than they are in reality.

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