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    Allomothering - Wikipedia

    The term allomother first appeared in a sociobiological analysis of reproductive strategies among langur monkeys and referred to group members other than the mother who share care of infants. Allomothering turns out to be common across the primate order and occurs in vervets, cebus monkeys, squirrel monkeys, … 展开

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    Allomothering, allomaternal infant care/handling, or non-maternal infant care/handling is performed by any group member other than the mother. Alloparental care is provided by group members other than the … 展开

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    Proposed explanations

    Multiple explanations have been proposed for the adaptive value of allomaternal care and who benefits from it: the mother, the infant, or the allomother. 展开

    Malicious behavior

    Allomothering care may not always be beneficial. In some cases, "aunting-to-death" has been reported, where females withhold an infant from … 展开

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  2. Merriam Webster
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    Allomother Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster

  3. Wikipedia
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    Allomothering in humans - Wikipedia

  4. Wiktionary
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    allomother - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

  5. Definitions.net
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    What does allomother mean? - Definitions.net

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    Allomothers and Child Well-Being - SpringerLink

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    What is allomothering?
    Both are widespread phenomena among social insects, birds and mammals. Allomothering comprises a wide variety of behaviours including: carrying, provisioning, grooming, touching, nursing (allonursing), and protecting infants from predators or conspecifics.

    Allomothering - Wikipedia

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    What is the difference between allomother and alloparent?
    Allomothers are all nonmaternal caregivers who invest either through caregiving or provisioning. Alloparents are individuals other than the mother and father. Thus, when discussing nonmaternal care, the term “allomother” will be used, and when discussing nonparental care, the term “alloparent” will be utilized.

    Allomothers and Child Well-Being | SpringerLink

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    How many allomothers are involved in allomaternal care?
    The number of allomothers involved in the allomaternal care of a single infant varies by species. In hanuman langurs, infants receive allomaternal care from most of the females within the group, while in capped langurs, one adult female typically acts as the primary allomother for an infant.

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    Who are common allomothers in humans?
    Common allomothers in humans include grandmothers, older siblings, extended family members, members of religious communities, and ritual kin (such as godparents). Humans have a long period of dependency, termed 'secondary altruism' by Adolf Portmann, which should result in longer interbirth intervals.

    Allomothering in humans - Wikipedia

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    Is allomothering a good idea?
    Allomothering care may not always be beneficial. In some cases, "aunting-to-death" has been reported, where females withhold an infant from their mother until the infant dies, which can be explained either as incompetence or as competition in favor of the aunts' own offspring.

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    Do allomothers benefit mother and child?
    Several studies and reviews have shown that allomothers benefit mother and child. Mothers with more support are more responsive to their children (Hrdy, 2009). They are not so stressed and so can meet the needs of their child in the moment. This leads to secure attachment in the child (Crockenberg, 1981).

    Allomothers: Our Evolved Support System for Mothers

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    Allomothers: Our Evolved Support System for Mothers

    2019年5月12日 · Why did our species evolve to expect allomothers? Our infants are born much more immature than any hominid, with only 25% of adult brain volume at full-term birth (40-42 weeks) (Trevathan, 2011).

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    Calling All Allomothers: You Deserve A Day Of Thanks

    2014年5月12日 · Evidence suggests that children are typically cared for by a host of helpers. Commentator Tania Lombrozo calls for an "Allomother's Day" to celebrate everyone who has a hand in raising our...

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    Allomothering in African Elephants | by Shimon …

    2018年5月21日 · References: ¹Dublin HT. 1983. Cooperation and reproductive competition among female African elephants. In: Wasser SK, editor. Social behavior of female vertebrates.

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    Allomother - 中文翻译, 含义、同义词、反义词、发音、例句、转录 …

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