Assertion: female capybara | /r/CapableOf | show their membership of the group
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text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.
text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.
text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.
text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.
text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.
text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.
text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.
text: Female capybaras often mark just after the dominant male, possibly to show their association with him as well as to show their membership of the group.