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28 July, 06:57

Male primates most often compete for mates while female primates compete for other resources, demonstrating that:

a. reproduction places different energy demands on males and females, resulting in varying reproductive strategies.

b. primates do not vary in their ability to respond to differing energy requirements.

c. reproduction has similar energy demands for both sexes, so males and females respond accordingly.

d. females acquire resources to ensure the survival of their offspring.

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