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- sharing of ranges on the mountain tops of the French Pyrenees led to a polygynandrous mating system, where two to four males would mate with a range of two...
- the American mink, in that it probably maintained home ranges, was polygynandrous, and had a similar diet, though more seaward-oriented. It was probably...
- Females and males do not form pair bonds; instead, the species has a polygynandrous mating system in which each female will usually mate with several males...
- with 3 or 4 females. These are unrelated birds which have a socially polygynandrous mating system. Males have a dominance hierarchy, with the alpha males...
- male wins mating rights with the female, though the beetles remain polygynandrous. Reports suggest the Hercules beetle is able to carry up to 850 times...
- that within the same po****tion, groups range from monogamous pairs to polygynandrous breeding collectives consisting of coalitions of up to 8 males and 4...
- b**** are ****ually mature at about 2 to 3 years of age. Rock b**** are polygynandrous, in which both females and males have multiple mates during the breeding...
- compared to adults of most other species. The scarlet kingsnake is polygynandrous, meaning both males and females will mate with multiple partners. Their...
- she is ready to lay again. Iguanas tend to follow a promiscuous or polygynandrous mating style during the dry season. Mating during the dry season ensures...
- Another unusual social system is that of the acorn wood****, which is a polygynandrous cooperative breeder where groups of up to 12 individuals breed and help...