This paradigm has been most thoroughly studied in primates [Langergraber, 2012; Silk, 2002, 2007; Sterck et al., 1997], with baboons, genus Papio, being one of the prime examples for female kin-based bonding in matrilocal multimale multifemale groups [Kapsalis, 2004; Seyfarth et al., 2014; Silk et al., 2006a, 2006b; Sterck et al., 1997].
For example, for female youth nos. 10 and 13, both of whom had several oral HPV types, all types in the oral tract were detected in the cervical tract but not vice versa (Table 2).
Still other evolutionary pathways to FBSSD are possible, even within the same taxonomic group, for example selection for female dominance over males to facilitate pair bonding in birds with raptorial lifestyles in the shorebird family Stercorariidae [37], [see also 36].
Most are in favour, for example, of female priests – although none appears to feel that particular vocation themselves.
Indeed, a quick look at Table 2 data suggests, for example, that for females, especially those ages 30 49, this dependence may, in fact, be quite significant.
The conversation only became creepier when Dietl commented on Holder's body and used her as an example for why female athletes should wear makeup. .
For example, female preference for novel mates and predator avoidance of rare, unfamiliar colour morphs, likely maintain extreme colour polymorphism in male guppies [ 21].
Among the Theravadins, for example, it is rare for female deities to play a major role.
For example, female psychiatrists showed less empathy for individuals with suicidal behavior than male psychiatrists.
For example, existing female search behaviours for particular foods or offspring might be mimicked by males to get the attention of females for courting.
Female peacocks like the boys with the most colorful feathers, for example, and female deer go for big antlers.
