What does alloparenting mean?
Alloparenting means (ethology) Parental behaviour towards infants and young from non-parents..
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(ethology) Parental behaviour towards infants and young from non-parents..
Some alloparenting relationships among animals resemble adoption, although more resemble foster care or wet-nursing.
The behaviors associated with alloparenting are phenotypically similar to maternal and paternal care.
Characteristics of species in which alloparenting occurs include organization into small, close-knit, and cooperative groups and infants being born relatively helpless and dependent on care from adults.
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Alloparenting means (ethology) Parental behaviour towards infants and young from non-parents..
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Some alloparenting relationships among animals resemble adoption, although more resemble foster care or wet-nursing.
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