Sociobiology distinguishes two varieties, one of which is exhibited by the Northern Jacana, in which the female is larger than the male and has a large territory in which many males build nests.
Sociobiology distinguishes two varieties, one of which is exhibited by the Northern Jacana, in which the female is larger than the male and has a large territory in which many males build nests. The other is seen in the Galapagos hawk, with two males and one female sharing a single nest.* Among humans, the most common practice features brothers sharing a single wife, especially in Tibet, where it is most commonly practiced. FTP, what is this form of polygamy in which a single female has multiple husbands?
Sociobiology distinguishes two varieties, one of which is exhibited by the Northern Jacana, in which the female is larger than the male and has a large territory in which many males build nests.
Polyandry (prompt on Polygamy before it is said, but do not accept Polygyny)