The Myth of the Monogamous Package: Examining Diversity in Animal Mating Systems - Matt
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Ever wonder if monogamy is the norm in the animal kingdom? "The Myth of the Monogamous Package" shatters that assumption. This book explores the fascinating diversity of animal mating systems, revealing a world far more complex than the typical pair-bonding narrative.From the well-known harem structures of some primates to the surprising infidelity of seemingly monogamous birds, this book delves into the strategies animals employ to reproduce. You'll learn about factors that influence mating systems, such as competition for resources, parental needs, and social structures.But "The Myth of the…mehr

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Ever wonder if monogamy is the norm in the animal kingdom? "The Myth of the Monogamous Package" shatters that assumption. This book explores the fascinating diversity of animal mating systems, revealing a world far more complex than the typical pair-bonding narrative.From the well-known harem structures of some primates to the surprising infidelity of seemingly monogamous birds, this book delves into the strategies animals employ to reproduce. You'll learn about factors that influence mating systems, such as competition for resources, parental needs, and social structures.But "The Myth of the Monogamous Package" goes beyond mere curiosity. It explores the implications of this diversity for understanding human behavior. By examining the natural world, we gain a deeper perspective on our own evolutionary history and the potential range of human mating strategies.This thought-provoking book is perfect for anyone interested in animal behavior, evolutionary biology, and the complexities of love and relationships in the animal kingdom.
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