ANTRHO105 Exam 3 - Section 1 Social Behavior & Reproductive Strategies - VOCAB ONLY

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polyandry

One female mates with multiple males.

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polygynandry

Both males and females mate with multiple partners.

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polygyny

One male mates with multiple females.

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alloparental care

Care of offspring by individuals other than their parents.

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mating system

The pattern of mating relationships among individuals.

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reproductive strategy

Traits/behaviors that increase reproductive success, without requiring conscious intent.

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reproductive success

Contribution of offspring to subsequent generations; producing offspring that survive and reproduce.

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reproductive skew

How unequally reproduction is distributed among individuals: high skew means a few monopolize it.

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sexual selection

Selection through differences in mating or fertilization success.

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intrasexual selection

Competition within one sex for mating opportunities.

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sperm competition

Competition among sperm from different males to fertilize eggs.

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sexual dimorphism

Average differences in morphology between females and males of a species.

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intersexual selection

Mate choice involving preferences for partners of the other sex.

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infanticide

Killing an infant; in the takeover example, it can increase a male's future reproductive opportunities.

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estrus

A period of sexual receptivity, often associated with fertility; receptivity can also occur outside conception periods.

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muriqui

A Brazilian New World monkey known here for egalitarian social relationships and low reproductive skew.

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egalitarian

Relatively equal social relationships, with little aggressive dominance or monopolization.