Reference no: EM133705946

Problem: The first thing that you notice is that there are multiple adult males and multiple adult females in the group. The group is cohesive and its membership is stable. By keeping a record of interactions between members of the group, you note that the adult females spend much of their time grooming and socializing with other females. The males mostly ignore each other, but they frequently try to approach and socialize with clusters of females, who sometimes allow them to do so and sometimes do not. Based on what you have observed, make predictions about the dispersal system, social structure, and mating system in this species and explain why. Specifically, you should predict: Which sex (if any) is likely to undertake natal dispersal, and why you believe this is true. What is the most likely pattern of bondedness in the group, and why you believe this is true. What is the most likely mating system, and why you believe this is true.