What factors contribute to parental care and mating choice? select all that apply?

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The mating relationship amongst males and females differs significantly from species to species in many species, mating is uninhibited, with no strong pair-bonds or lasting relationships. Foregone conclusion of paternity influences parental care and mating behavior. Mating behavior includes seeking or attracting mates, choosing among potential mates, competing for mates, and caring for offspring

Andrej [43]3 years ago

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<h2>Answer: </h2>

It adds the factors contribution of potential set of mates and caring of the offspring over seeking mates.

<h2>Explanation: </h2>

From one specie to another specie, the mating set of relation will be different in genders of male and female. It is uninhibited with no long lasting strong bonding in the set of relationships. It will influence the parental care and behavior of the mating.

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