sociality among primates is likely the result of which of the following selective pressures? a. predation b. niche competition c. adaptive radiation d. habitat

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sociality among primates is likely the result of which of the following selective pressures? a. predation b. niche competition c. adaptive radiation d. habitat

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Sociality among primates is likely the result of predation selective pressures

The answer is A. predation

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