Assertion: female capybara | /r/CapableOf | mark after dominant male
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: to show their association
type: PURPOSE
Source sentences:
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.