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Discussion Topic Many birds are monogamous, meaning that one male and one female mate for an entire
breeding season. Other animals are naturally polygamous, meaning one female has the
opportunity to mate with many males or one male mates with multiple females. Do you
think monogamy and polygamy are reproductive strategies? In terms of species survival,
what are the advantages and disadvantages of each method?

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