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Last semester in my anthropology class I was reading about mating habits among apes and how the degree of sexual dimorphism between males and females dictates the type of mating phenomenon. The less the degree of sexual dimorphism, the more monogamous the male is, and to the extreme of that, with an inverse sexual dimorphism, the more polyandrous. Species with a higher degree of sexual dimorphism tend to be polygamous.
Could there be biological differences within certain populations of the world that are naturally inclined to cultural practices such as polygamy, polyandry, etc?
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