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snow_tiger [21]
3 years ago
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For your post you must choose one example of how your chosen primate species communicates. Name the species and and give one exa

mple. You must describe one way that your species communicates (There are many things that are considered communication such as gestures, vocalizations etc.) You must explain what your species communicates (e.g. hunger, fear etc.) You must also explain how communication increases fitness within the species that you choose. In your answer make sure you explain what fitness means. Clearly explain how your chosen mode of communication would enhances fitness within your chosen species.
Biology
1 answer:
Blizzard [7]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Lets take an example of human primates -they communicate in a diverse way in their life cycle using gesture ,posture ,vocals ,expressions etc . The the humans are in their infant stage they cry when they feel hunger . No one teaches them to do so these are naturally done by then through natural instincts .They expresses their anger by making sounds . As we grow up we use all of our sense organ to communicate with the organisms and the environment . We uses verbal as well as non verbal communication depending upon the need . Human primates uses diverse ways to communicate ,visual expressions and gestures also speak alot .

communication increases fitness within the species as they talk about their need . Through communication only relationships and interactions established among primate. This can be used to communicate information among members of a troop that can increase the fitness of a collective group . As we know that as a community we share responsibilities ,so if the communication is strong life expectancy increases in many primates (such as monkey , tigers and dears ) .

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