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To: JakeStraw who wrote (499147)	11/26/2003 1:47:21 PM
From: Hope Praytochange	of 769670

<<The males in each community are related to one another because they spend their lives >>> no doubt a/s related strongly to kerryboy A Course in Evolution, Taught by Chimps By NICHOLAS WADE Published: November 25, 2003 A major surprise has been that chimps turn out to live in territories whose borders are aggressively defended by roving parties of males. Jane Goodall, who pioneered long-term studies of chimps at Gombe, at first believed she was watching a single peaceful community. But as researchers started to follow animals throughout the day and watch their interaction with others, they found that groups of male chimps went out on border patrols, ready to attack and kill the males of neighboring communities. The males in each community are related to one another because they spend their lives where they were born, whereas the females usually migrate to neighboring communities soon after reaching puberty, a practice that avoids inbreeding. This patrilocal system, of a community based on male kin bonding, is unusual, but familiar to anthropologists because it is practiced by most hunter-gatherer societies.

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