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True Love’s Evolution – Monkey Monogamy

Posted on September 27, 2016 by wordcloud9

Owl monkeys are tiny South American tree-dwellers that treat every day like it’s Valentine’s Day. A male and a female stick together as long as possible, never cheat, and never “divorce” their mates. But young adult owl monkeys which can’t find … Continue reading →

Posted in Anthropology, Biology | Tagged Eduardo Fernandez-Duque, Larry Young, Monogamy, NatGeo, Owl Monkeys, Patricia Wright, South America, True Love's Evolution - Monkey Monogamy | 3 Comments

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