Mountain gorilla social groups are usually composed of
A)one adult male and one adult female, plus their immature offspring.
B)solitary individuals, except for females with dependent young.
C)one or two adult males, a few adult females and their immature offspring, plus one or two adult non-breeding, males.
D)several adults of both sexes and offspring of all ages.
E)several adult males and only one female and her offspring.

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Mountain gorilla social groups are typically composed of one or two adult males (often a silverback leader and possibly a subordinate male), multiple adult females, and their immature offspring. Additionally, there may be one or two adult non-breeding males in the group. This structure supports cooperative care and protection within the group.

Mountain Gorilla Social Groups Are Usually Composed of