Assertion: monkey's male | /r/CapableOf | leave the troop
Facets:
value: at maturity
type: TEMPORAL
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: to join some other troop
type: PURPOSE
value: typically
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Patas Monkeys become independent of their mother when they reach breeding age when males will leave the troop to either join an all-male juvenile group or will become solitary, until they are dominant enough to challenge older males for positions in troops with females.
text: Males typically leave their troops when they become adults while the females stay.
text: Female baboons remain with the group into which they are born for the duration of their lives, while the males leave to join other troops as they become mature.
text: Once weaned, males often leave the troop and spend their lives travelling between others, while females generally remain in the same troop that they were born into.
text: Males will leave the troop after that period to join some other troop.
text: Rhesus monkeys live in groups consisting of several adults of both sexes and their young; males leave the troop at maturity, whereas females tend to stay in the troops in which they were born.