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A) increase body size.
B) increase brain size.
C) limit population size.
D) enhance survival and reproduction.
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A) nonaltruistic behavior toward other members of the kin group.
B) altruistic behavior that increases the donor's inclusive fitness.
C) altruistic behavior that promotes kin-like bonding among nonkin.
D) behavior that increases only the donor's fitness.
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A) explore the relationships between specific social behaviors and reproductive fitness.
B) study only physical aspect of primates.
C) study cultural anthropology.
D) know nothing of primate bones.
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A) screams, gnashing, and hissing.
B) grunts, pants, and hoots.
C) howling, hoots, and high-pitched screams.
D) pants, coos, and gurgles.
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A) to reduce stress, promote longevity, and enhance reproductive success
B) to increase relationships between kin for the improvement of the society
C) to emphasize care of the young
D) to develop support for females to increase fecundity
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A) location of food across the landscape.
B) distribution of primates in a primate group as they forage for food.
C) distribution of food among primates in a group.
D) adjustment in size of a feeding group.
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A) communicate as humans do.
B) solve distressing situations among primate groups.
C) name resources and monitor the social group.
D) communicate, but only between members of the same hierarchy.
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A) through cooperation among kin groups, mostly by hunting
B) through a wide variety of food-foraging strategies
C) through a limited set of highly specialized foraging strategies
D) through the use of highly developed material culture
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A) means "many marriages."
B) means "many offspring."
C) refers to a social group that includes one female and several males.
D) refers to a social group that includes one adult male, several adult females, and their offspring.
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A) predation
B) niche competition
C) adaptive radiation
D) habitat
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A) the type of predator and the predator's attack strategy.
B) conditioning in the lab by primatologists.
C) emotional impulses produced randomly and involuntarily.
D) individual factors, as in humans.
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A) is dependent upon kin selection.
B) can be highly variable, depending on season and rainfall.
C) is determined primarily by the alpha male.
D) is restricted to individuals high up in the dominance hierarchy.
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A) They are not diverse.
B) They welcome newcomers as humans do.
C) They are highly diverse.
D) They share and cooperate as humans do not.
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A) several species of primates coexist socially.
B) within any primate group, individuals representing different kinships, ranks, ages, and sexes often form alliances.
C) some primate societies are male only.
D) some primate societies are female only.
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A) rank.
B) age.
C) kinship.
D) all of the above
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A) lower her access to resources and the lower the survival rate of her offspring.
B) lower her access to resources and the greater the survival rate of her offspring.
C) greater her access to resources, which results in lower birth rates.
D) greater her access to resources, which results in higher birth rates.
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