Assertion: gibbon | /r/HasProperty | monogamous
Facets:
value: as for the choice of partners
type: OTHER
value: unlike the great apes
type: OTHER
value: faithfully
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Gibbons are monogamous (a rare trait among primates) and live in family groups consisting of an adult pair and their young offspring.
text: Gibbons are monogamous (one couple mate for life) and they form very strong bonds with family members.
text: Most gibbons are monogamous, and breed with the same mate year after year.
text: Gibbons are monogamous, and mates stay together for life.
text: Gibbons are monogamous, which is very rare in the animal kingdom.
text: Gibbons and siamangs are monogamous, living in small family troops of usually 2-6 related individuals.
text: Gibbons are monogamous, and mates stay together for life.
text: Gibbons are monogamous, meaning males and females come together and remain as a pair for life.
text: Gibbons are monogamous, and mates stay together for life.
text: Gibbons are monogamous.
text: Unlike most other primates gibbons are monogamous (mating for life) and live in single family groups.
text: The term may or may not include humans, as when Dawkins writes "Long before people thought in terms of evolution ... great apes were often confused with humans"and "gibbons are faithfully monogamous, unlike the great apes which are our closer relatives.
text: Gibbons are monogamous, so if their song is successful and their mate is trapped by its spell, they can finally relax: They will now have a special partner for life.
text: As for the choice of partners, the gibbons are monogamous.
text: Gibbons are monogamous, meaning males and females come together and remain as a pair for life.