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Allomothering,
allomaternal infant care/handling, or non-maternal
infant care/handling is performed...
- mammal, bird and
insect species.
Allomothering in
humans is universal, but the
members who parti****te in
allomothering vary from
culture to culture. Common...
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related they are to the recipient. In
other species,
vervet monkeys use
allomothering,
where related females such as
older sisters or
grandmothers often care...
- are diverse,
varying from
group to group. Resident-egalitarian and
allomothering relationships have been
observed among the
female po****tion. Complex...
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aggressive individuals that have
acted against a
closely related sibling.
Allomothering is the
process when
another individual besides the
mother cares for...
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punishment could potentially follow them to the
other parent's house.
Allomothering in
humans Family Fosterage Joint custody Shared earning/shared parenting...
- for by
their mother and
other young females in the group,
known as
allomothering.
African elephants show ****ual
dimorphism in
weight and
shoulder height...
-
variety of behaviours,
including those ****ociated with grief, learning,
allomothering, mimicry, play, altruism, use of tools, comp****ion, cooperation, self-awareness...
- and
subadult sons.
Family members look
after calves together,
called allomothering. Once
young bulls reach ****ual maturity, they
separate from the family...
- food and water, in self-defense, and in
caring for
offspring (termed
allomothering).
Group size
varies seasonally and
between locations. In
Tsavo East...
