Match up the species with their mating system.
-polygyny
A) bonobos, mollusks, megapode birds
B) most birds, burying beetles
C) most mammals, bullfrogs, lark bunting, lions, elephant seals
D) spotted sandpiper, jacanas, pipefish, Galapagos hawk

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Polygyny, where one male mates with multiple females, is common in many mammal species, including lions and elephant seals, as well as in some bird species like the lark bunting. This mating system is characterized by males often controlling resources or territories that attract females.

Match Up the Species with Their Mating System