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1. This species lives in relatively small groups centered around a dominant male. This male will protect and take care of an infant if the mother is no longer in the group.
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2. Only some lucky infants of this species get to grow up safely: in some populations up to half of all infants are killed by new males who arrive in the group and become dominant.
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3. This species is sexually dichromatic (males and females have different coloration), but when they are born, all infants are closer in color to their mothers.
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- Mountain gorilla
- Chacma baboon
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