Assertion: beaver | /r/HasProperty | monogamous
Facets:
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Beavers are monogamous, with a beaver's social organization consisting of a pair of adults, and its offspring.
text: Beavers are monogamous animals that it will stay faithful until their mate dies.
text: The beaver is a monogamous creature, mating with one other beaver for life.
text: Factors contributing to their survival include their ability to maintain sufficient genetic diversity to recover from a population as low as three individuals, and that beavers are monogamous and select mates that are genetically different from themselves.
text: Beavers are monogamous, which means that male and female mate for a lifetime.
text: Beavers are monogamous, mating between January and March in the north and November or December in the south.
text: Beavers are monogamous and mate for life.
text: Beavers are monogamous and remain with their mates for life.
text: Beavers are monogamous, mating for life.
text: Beavers are monogamous (choose a single mate) animals.
text: Beavers are monogamous and therefore mate with the same beaver for life.
text: Beavers are often monogamous and live in family groups of six or more, including parents, yearlings and kits.
text: Beavers are thought to be monogamous which means they mate for life or until their partner dies.
text: Beavers are monogamous, but if one mate dies, the other will "remarry", or seek out a new mate.
text: Beavers are able to mate at almost any stage of their lives, and are monogamous – although if their partner dies, they can get another one
text: Beavers are usually monogamous, meaning they have one mate for life.
text: Beavers are usually monogamous, meaning they have one mate for life.
text: Beavers are monogamous, meaning that they mate for life, and they are also very social and very family-oriented animals.
text: Beavers are monogamous and pair for life.