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Males and females often differ in their reproductive strategies. What is the male strategy compared to the female strategy?

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Males mate with multiple females, while females mate with multiple males.

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Males drive off other males, while females defend a productive territory.

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Males defend a productive territory, while females enlist multiple males to aid in raising their offspring.

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Males mate with multiple females, while females mate with a high-quality male.

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