The higher the social rank of a female primate, the:

a. greater her access to resources, which results in higher birth rates.

b. lower her access to resources and the lower the survival rate of her offspring.

c. greater her access to resources, which results in lower birth rates.

d. lower her access to resources and the greater the survival rate of her offspring.

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Terrence Schmitt

7 December, 10:33

The higher the social rank of a female primate, the:

a. greater her access to resources, which results in higher birth rates.

b. lower her access to resources and the lower the survival rate of her offspring.

c. greater her access to resources, which results in lower birth rates.

d. lower her access to resources and the greater the survival rate of her offspring.

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Louis Hodges · Answer 1

The answer is C because other primates would offer her resources in hopes of being accepted, but she would be less likely to have an offspring with lower standard primates resulting in lower birth rates