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8) Although all primates live in social groups, the nature of those groups differs between species. Group size, the number of adult males and adult females, and who does most of the breeding all vary between species.

Title Slide: Primate Groups Families, Bands, Troops

Notes: Title Slide: Primate Groups Families, Bands, Troops
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